How do i remove the top 100 pixels from my website? http://www.preflopbot.com

Thanks

Edit the css style?

Yes, i initially tried this, but the changes i made to the .css had no effect on the actual layout.

with all that pointless positioning going on...

... that's not really surprising.

Get rid of margin-top: 0; on your body and put in something like margin-top: -100px; or something.

And what's with the percentage height with the html and body?

- Steve

I always add 100% height and width to my body and html css tags. It's something to do with a workaround for the way IE used to handle something. I myself I can't remember exactly what, or if its still relevant. Never seems to do any harm though, its more habit then anything else now.

@bustya I find a great way of tracking down CSS errors for this kind of thing is using the web developers toolbar for Firefox... If you Ctrl-Shift-Y it lets you click on anything in the page and see the CSS... it also sticks a nice red box around things too which can help. Its also got an in browser CSS and HTML editor so you can edit on the fly non-destructively and see the changes... great for ripping out elements one by one to see what kills the problem, then you can fix that element after.

You can get it here:
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/60

Hope that helps you out (I'm trying to get a bit more involved in helping on the forums, not just posting problems! )

Regards,

Leonard

All the space on top is coming from the margin on #content and #supp, not from anything else.

Originally Posted by stevej

Get rid of margin-top: 0; on your body and put in something like margin-top: -100px; or something.

And what's with the percentage height with the html and body?

- Steve

Simple yet effective. TY

TY all for the help.