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Hi everybody,
I have this simple test page with just a logo and a menu with list items, nothing special. I did some simple resets in the css, but the menu always have some space above and I am unable to remove it; I’m not even sure where it comes from. Firebug says it’s the ul tag. It’s definitely not a margin/padding problem since I reset those to 0 at the beginning of the css. Take a look at the page in question here. I don’t really want to have the nav bar at the top (I would have put some negative margins) but I want to remove that space so that I can manage margins and paddings (mostly paddings) better and not add a pixel here and a pixel there so that everything looks good and aligned the way I want.
I’ve tried a lot of things to remove the space above the little menu but I’m beginning to believe it’s impossible; is that a bug?
I’ve asked in the #css irc channel in Freenode and a person answered me that…well I quote:
Basically no one was able to give me an answer there, so here I am asking for your help.
Does anybody have a clue about what is happening please?
It works indeed lol.
I don’t know what is happening. Anyway I rewrote the code from scratch (structure inspired by one of chris’ the videos – the one on creating a wordpress theme I think) and it also worked. Anyway, if I manage to reproduce the bug, then I’ll try to find some logic in it to find also the source of the problem.
Thanks for the help
Aziz Light