WOW Slider creating extra space below slider

[JohnnyDam]

Hello,

I'm using WOW slider in both NOF 11 & 12, and while the sliders work great, I'm having a heck of a time trying to resolve the extra space below the slider. When the slider resides in a table, it pushes the bottom of the table down another inch below the slider.

I've tried, placing the code in a text box and in a single cell table without breaking spaces. Any ideas?

This is my test page built with NOF 11
http://www.bdsausage.com/test.html

This is my test page built with NOF12
http://www.scarstattoo.com/test.html

Thanks,

Johnny

[chuckj]

Try using a text box and locking the height to the height of the slider.

Any time you use Ctrl+T to insert html, you should allow for the visual size of the output of the code.

[JohnnyDam]

Try using a text box and locking the height to the height of the slider.

Any time you use Ctrl+T to insert html, you should allow for the visual size of the output of the code.

Hey chuckj,

Thanks for your suggestion however, it did not resolve the issue. It seems no matter what height I lock the text box at, it still pushes down another inch below the slider. I'm probably going to have to see if I can dig through the slider code and see what's causing the problem.

[RayC]

A couple of thoughts:

One: it could be related to the shadow and the space allocated for that.

B: whenever you insert code into a text box (or whenever you create a text box for that matter), there is always a <p> tag inserted by default. This will add whatever space is defined by your style to accommodate the "paragraph". While you cannot delete this code, you can place comment tags around it to nullify it.

As a related note, peeking at the code for both of your samples, I see a red closing </p> tag that seems to be missing it's opening tag partner. This could also be causing some spacing issues. Take another look at how/where you've inserted your WowSlider code to make sure it's not in the middle of something else.

[mia]

@ Ray
You don't get an extra space underneath if you insert the code the right way.
Create the textbox, click into the box till the cursor is blinking, click the second tab in the properties panel (white A), click the HTML button and insert the code.

http://www.nof-community.de/index.php/topic,47.0.html

Maybe this will solve JohnnyDam's problem.

[RayC]

That's interesting, and a little bizarre.

I didn't know that trick.

Thanks, Sis.