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    Reducing Vertical Spacing Within the Top-Level Section List

    I have the following spacing within the top-level section list:

    <horizontal rule>
    Section 1
    <horizontal rule>
    Section 2
    <horizontal rule>
    (etc.)

    However, the vertical space between each horizontal rule and the section name is too big and I want to reduce it. Cellspacing & Cellpadding are both set to "0" in Act_SectionLine and no <br> is present here.

    Any ideas?
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    Hr

    Hello

    I am not certain but you may find that the default properties of <hr /> tags come with large margins>
    Try:

    <hr style="margin:0; padding:0" /> to remove extra spacings. I have found this works for all other elements I have tried such as <h1> and <body> tags.

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      #3
      Thanks for the suggestion. But this has no effect.

      You must be right that the <hr> tag comes with large default vertical margins.

      But, any other/further suggestions appreciated please.

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        #4
        I've been trying to achieve similar results myself with reducing vertical gaps between fragments.

        I've noticed that the style="margin:0; padding:0" / option has the desired effect in my Firefox browser but IE seems to ignore it!

        Could be that there's an IE equivalent but I haven't found it yet!

        Regards,

        Bernie

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          #5
          Don't forget the section list has an HTML table wrapper which comes from lines 9, 10, 11 and 12 in 'Design | Text | Website | HTML'. Check you are happy with the cellpadding and cellspacing in there.

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            #6
            Thanks for the suggestion. But I've looked at this and makes no difference.

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