Serious frusteration

[theday_99]

Hey All,

I apoligize immidiately for being ignorant went it comes to html, and I bow before you. Now, here is my ridicolous question:

<div ID="dHdr" style="position:absolute;top:-42px;left:170;width:600;height:30; visibility:hidden;" class="MainHdr"><span STYLE="color:FFCC00;">Getting Started</span>Resource Accountability Course</div>

I want to put about 5 spaces between the getting started text and the resource accountability course text. I am completely at a loss, Im still stuck in c#. Any help would be greatly appreciated.


Thanks,
Ryan

[Satishpp]

At the very minimum, you can have spaces in your HTML by putting

&ampnbsp;

So, your HTML would look like this
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<div ID="dHdr" style="position:absolute;top:-42px;left:170;width:600;height:30; visibility:hidden;" class="MainHdr"><span STYLE="color:FFCC00;">Getting Started</span>&ampnbsp;&ampnbsp;&ampnbsp;&ampnbsp;&ampnbsp;Resource Accountability Course</div>
----------------------

So it would look like this
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Getting Started &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Resource Accountability Course
---------

This maynot work directly if that HTML is being generated on the serverside and you dont have control on what is being generated.

Satish

[theday_99]

worked great, thanks.