"With its patented design, the fat drains directly into my mouth."

[batskeets]

I just made a new Mokuzen main page. Hooray for minimalism! The old one had been there for long enough, methinks.

In other news, HELP. I'm getting really ticked off at the portfolio layout I've been working on this evening. I don't know what to do, because the minute I put in the Doctype tag, it adds these farking gaps at the bottom of each table cell. They show up in IE, too, and I can't get rid of them. Of course, if I get rid of the Doctype tag, it looks fine, although some of the text formatting goes wonky. The W3C validator says the code is valid, too. HTML 4.01 haaaaates me.

Any ideas on how to fix? *Please* share. ;_;

Anyway, work was slow, as I predicted. I did some studying, and there's not really much else worth mentioning. Money! <3 I came home and started coding like crazy--I hand-coded all the stuff I've been working on tonight, and I can still crank out the code as well as I ever did. Once I get the aforementioned kinks worked out, the portfolio should be easy to finish, too. And then, there will be many job applications sent out! Gwee!

And I've been up *way* too late for my own good. Going to bed now.

Comments

[craftyran.livejournal.com]

Try going into the code and taking out the whitespaces inside the table cells.

For instance:
<td>

</td>

will become:
<td></td>

[craftyran.livejournal.com]

::sigh:: Let's try this again.

<td>
<a href="web/" onmouseover="" onmouseout=""><img src="images/main_05.gif" name="web" width="121" height="10" alt="web design"></a>
</td>

will become:
<td><a href="web/" onmouseover="" onmouseout=""><img src="images/main_05.gif" name="web" width="121" height="10" alt="web design"></a></td>

[skeets.livejournal.com]

Heh, I tried that, actually, and it didn't seem to help. (I've had this problem before with earlier versions of HTML) Thanks, though!

Also: I am thinking of getting Rufus tickets within the next day or two, if you would also like to go.

[muerte.livejournal.com]

Oooooooooh HTML 4.01 strict... respeck!

[wednesday]

Use a doctype without URI, if you want to trigger quirks mode in current browsers but remain valid.

[xplo.livejournal.com]

I don't see any gaps.. so either it doesn't occur in Mozilla 1.3.1/Mac, you've fixed it already, or you've been a VERY BAD BUG REPORTER by not providing the broken code to examine. ;p

Main page looks good, but is it just me or is the M kinda aliased?

[skeets.livejournal.com]

I hadn't fixed it yet, actually, but I just found that if I use Transitional instead of Strict, it's fine. WTF? ::eyeroll::

And yeah, the M does look a little odd--weird shit seems to happen when I paste things from Illustrator to Photoshop. Will probably fix soon.

[addwag.livejournal.com]

thats really cool