NetWebBrowse - right margin/border in header cell

[hkalmbach]

Hello,
I am using Nettalk 8, have a Webserver with theme 'smoothness', a NetWebBrowse, and need very narrow collumns in the browse.
I only have text in the header line, in the other lines I only have cells with empty stringss with colored background.
The header text I insert as xHTML. There I tried to adjust the font-size, margins, borders,padding and so on.
So far it works. The only thing is than after the header text I have a right border or margin. I don't know what it is, but there is some space(4 or 5 mm) after the text.
See also the picture in the attachment.
I don't know where this is defined, but I need to get rid of it..
Can someone help me?

Thanks
Heinz

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[Bruce]

Hi Heinz,

This is a CSS question, and indeed even this bit;

>> The header text I insert as xHTML. There I tried to adjust the font-size, margins, borders,padding and so on.

would be the "wrong" way to do it. It should be done via CSS completely - that would give you much more control.

The easiest ways to answer CSS questions is with a demonstration, so is an excellent question for the user group on Thursday.
If you can get the page "online" by then that would be great, if not we'll just share your screen.

Cheers
Bruce

[hkalmbach]

Hi Bruce,

thanks for your answer.
I will try to participate on thursday.
Unfortunately it is not possible to bring the page online. Its online, but it is too slow. If I call it from the internet the WebServer shows that it gets a request, but the page does not show. If I call the same WebServer internally it works very well. I don't know whats the matter, our bandwith is not bad....

How do I share my screen in the webinar? Is it easy?
What do I have to do that my question will be handled?

Cheers

Heinz

[Bruce]

maybe you can make an example app for me to see here?
that's the easiest for the webinar.
Also it might allow me to comment on why your performance might be slow.

also;
>>  I don't know whats the matter, our bandwith is not bad....

if you are hosting in your office you need to worry about "upload" speed as well as "download" speed. Very often these are very much not the same thing.


cheers
Bruce

[hkalmbach]

Hi Bruce,

I sent you an email with an example.

Cheers
Heinz

[Bruce]

we examined the css in the user group #75.
http://www.capesoft.com/accessories/NetTalkUserGroup.htm