There's a screen shot of the problem. As you see there are two different problems The first one which i would like help with is that there seams to be extra space between the <hr> tag.



revlant css

.textl {position:absolute;}
 .textr {position:absolute; padding-left:53%;}
 hr {width:95%; text-align: left; margin: 0 auto 0 0;}

 //beging html cut  

<br /><hr /><br /><div class=\"titles\">Technology</div>
<br /><span class=\"textl\">Fortification:</span>
<span class=\"textr\">None</span>
<br /><hr /><span class=\"textl\">Siege Technology:</span>
<span class=\"textr\"> None</span>
<br /><hr /><span class=\"textl\">AntiCovert Technology</span>
<span class=\"textr\">None</span><br /><hr />
<span class=\"textl\">Special Technology</span>
<span class=\"textr\">None</span>
<br /><hr />

 //ending html cut

You always know as soon as you see

position:absolute there is going to be problems.

GET RID OF IT!!!

give the text on the left a width and float it left, set clear:right on the container for "None" and bob should be your uncle.

OK... I guess thanks for solving a problem that i didn't want you to solve... Refer to my previous post to answer my question... Please... unless the bob and uncle comment is the answer and I don't understand your sarcasm...
bob to me is when my son looks in the back of the book for the answers to his math assign.


P.S. why do you hate position:absolute so much...

Is it some thing like this you are trying to get to?

position:absolute causes FAR more problems than it solves if you don't know how and when to use it. There is rarely a need for absolute postioning but people use it anywhere and everywhere without actually realising how it works.

BTW Bob's your uncle is an British phrase meaning "that'll do the job"

Yes... the problem was on my <hr> css I had this

margin: 0 auto 0 0;

that DESTROYED the space inbetween the <hr>

oppps...

Thanks for the demo...


Thanks for the Bobs the uncle thing... I really didn't expect it to be a British phrase...

that DESTROYED the space inbetween the <hr>

Uh.. yes.. that's what ZERO means when applied in that way.

BTW, if the text "Fortifications" and "Siege Technology" are meant to be headings, then you should be using proper Hx tags and not spans.

Not that I have to, but I'll reiterate what Chris said - absolute positioning is generally not necessary and should be use sparingly.