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    A graphical flaw!

    The obtrusive bar!
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    Re: A graphical flaw!

    shouldn't this be in the Forum Feedback section. ??

    i think it represents the last post in the thread. not sure though, because it is present after the last post in all threads.
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    Re: A graphical flaw!

    Thats been there for at least 18 months. [Edited by MartinLiss]
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    Re: A graphical flaw!

    Its a  
    as in:


    <!-- BLJ add bar to break at bottom of posts -->
    <div class="smallfont" align="center">
    <table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
    <tr valign="bottom" align="left">
    <td class="tfoot">&nbsp;</td>
    </tr>
    </table>
    </div>
    <!-- /BLJ -->
    I localized the page and removed &nbsp;, leaving
    <td class="tfoot"></td>
    and the whole bar disappeared.

    I then decided to see what happens if I made it an a:

    Well, the bar reappeared and so did the a.
    Seems that there needs to be some text present, but even a space changes the color at that point.

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    Re: A graphical flaw!

    The non breaking space appears to be there because at the time our local template-editing admin was unaware of the possibility of using CSS to dictate the height of an empty element, rather than inserting a non breaking space

    If an block element is empty naturally it defaults to zero height. It could be solved simply by adding an extra rule to the template CSS.

    Code:
    tfoot
    {
      min-height: 1em;
    }

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