Ok here is my latest predicament in the world of web design. Ok i revently got dreamweaver and have spent a while learning it BUT i have on big problem, every time i preveiw my page the spacing in between each of the lines look as if they are tripled spaced, but in while im editing it it looks fine. Any dreamweaver users out there who coulod help a brotha out? thanks in advance.

stick it up on server and let me take a look i'm fairly proficient in HTML and I might be able to spot the problem.

thanks for the offer man (everyone is always so helpful here) but I found the problem. Thanks anyway doughnut!

dang it, I thought I had it, but it went right back when i maximized my screen. If you still wanna give a shot at it TD I dont have a server for my site yet but I can give you the HTML code.Lemme know if your still interested.

just copy paste the section of the code that is freaking out into the post and we'll check it out. Hopefully this board can handle that - some baords render the code written in into the actual page and screws up the post. Give it a shot.

just off the top of my head though look for superfluous <p>'s between lines on the page. That'll add spacing.

okay everybody.

so many helpful people here, I've got a semi-newb dreamweaver question.

It is about embedding video into a site. If my site design is one layer, and I have it set to
be in the middle of the browswer window, and then my embedded video is the 2nd layer, which
I place where I wan't it to be on the first layer, how do I set it to be locked to the first layer, and always remain in that place?

My problem right now is that the 1st, menu layer, stays in the midddle of the window as it gets bigger and smaller (which is good), but my embedded video, the 2nd layer, just stays in the exact same place.

please school me. much thanks.

Sorry, I don't do layers (don't trust the dang things ) and I can't help.

Bruce, pop me an email titaniumdoughnut at gmail dot com with the code attached to it. If I can't figure out the problem, I'll host it and let the others see. Also, if possible include a screenshot of what it looks like when it works.