Kevin Cully <[email protected]> wrote: >I run an archery club for kids, no matter the age. I also run the web >site which is WordPress based. I'm posting the calendar of upcoming >tournaments and the HTML table is pushed too low in the post. > >When I examine the source, there isn't anything in the post that >appears >that would push the table lower. However, if I "Inspect Element" in >Chrome or start FireBugz in Firefox, I see a series of "<p></p><br>" in > >the viewer. I've looked through the CSS as best as I can but I can't >find anything that would make that appear. > >Any CSS experts want to take a crack at this? > >Post: >http://forsytharchery.com/club/2012/01/gaa-state-indoor-tournament/ > >CSS: >http://forsytharchery.com/club/wp-content/themes/birdie2day-12/style.css > >Thanks! >Kevin > >-- >Kevin Cully >CULLY Technologies, LLC >678-929-7762 >[email protected] > > Paragraph and break tags are not a result of CSS. Your problem stems from Word Press. -- Tracy Pearson PowerChurch Software Sent with K-9 Mail.
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