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tiny alignment problem

Kraken · 2002-04-05 16:01:30

i want this http://www.boards.ie/members/krakpot/sitemap.htm to look like this http://www.eastcork.com/sitemap.htm but without the shady border aroud the side. Have most done. it works thats all i really care about but i want the page to be well narrower.

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05-04-2002 5:01pm

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Kraken

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i want this http://www.boards.ie/members/krakpot/sitemap.htm to look like this http://www.eastcork.com/sitemap.htm but without the shady border aroud the side. Have most done. it works thats all i really care about but i want the page to be well narrower.

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#2 05-04-2002 5:07pm
Kraken

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never mind sorted jee how sill of me.

1 question whats the difference between .html and .htm? and does it make a diference?

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#3 05-04-2002 7:51pm
buddy

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It makes not 1 iota difference whetheryour file is named .htm or .html

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#4 06-04-2002 1:47pm
pete

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i think .htm is a carry-over from the old windows 8.3 filename restriction

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#5 06-04-2002 9:52pm
Baz_

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indeed it is pete.

*cough*This isnt spam*cough*

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