Theme development

I am working on modifying a theme but am experiencing an issue in Firefox where the rows of a table have a few pixels of padding at the top and bottom (but not the sides). The result is a thin space between each row. This issue does not seem to happen in IE.

I have checked my code up and down and also have gone through the theme and default stylesheet but cannot find the answer. I have even tested disabling the stylesheets and comparing IE to Firefox and still see the same issue so now I'm wondering if the stylesheet has anything to do with it.

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Sorry in advance for my newb. question.

Tonight I've been looking for two things and I think I need more help knowing where to find stuff in the documentation.

1) I needed to know about the function taxonomy_node_get_terms() ... where is this stuff documented? I happened to see a reference to it in someone's forum reply, guessed that it returned an Array and used it from there. That's not the greatest way to discover stuff though. :) There's gotta be documentation on this stuff somewhere. What am I missing?

For those of you using Civicspace, please note the following issue relating to the
auto-generation of the "<wbr />" tag:

http://civicspacelabs.org/home/node/16021

My sister and I recently tried to re-modify the URLFILTER module to obfuscate EMAIL addresses to prevent (or at least cut down on!) harvesting of EMAIL addresses from postings.

Is it possible to have say a game review page (games/mygame) and then also have a page (games/mygame/images) all as the same node?

I am wanting to have an images page for games and was wondering if something like this would be possible with maybe Flexinode.

I want people to be able to go to the game page and then click an "images" button that takes them to the images page. I know this could be accomplished with creating a new node but then it gets harder to manage and creates more clutter. Is there a way to create all this at once?

Thanks!

I've just noticed that our sites do not look write on Internet Explorer. The bigger words look pixelated.

I'm developing a Page with PHP code. I've got two DIVs, which need to be side-by-side, so I float the both to the left (in the CSS, I use a "float: left"), which works GREAT. the problem is that now the node footer (which contains the author of the Page, as well as the various links to comment on it, etc..) shows up beside the DIVs, instead of below it. If I un-float the two DIVs, it puts the footer below the two DIVs, but then the DIVs are not side-by-side. How can I solve this? Here's a breakdown of the PHP in the Page: