Find code?, Trying to edit a section and can't find it in the table? Options

[joarc]

Hello folks. I need to have the logo in the attachment move up a space as indicated with the blue highlight. I have no idea which element it is.

I've played with code before, but always with a help window open on one screen - if you know what I mean.

Here is the page I need to inspect: http://sig.pvlgroup.com/signature_files/NSD&D.htm

Thanx all.

[pandy]

Just rightclick on it and check what the image name is and then it's easy to find.

CODE

<table align='right' border='0' cellpadding='0' cellspacing='0'>
    <tbody>
<tr>
<td style='padding-top:1px;' align='right' valign='top'>
<img src='http://sig.pvlgroup.com/images/PVL-Construction-Logo.png?r=1549989042' alt='Logo' border='0' hspace='0' vspace='0' height='64' width='240' />
</td>
</tr>
    </tbody>
  </table>
</td>
</tr>
    </table>

There is no need for that table. And probably not for most of the other tables either. Just sayin'.

[joarc]

Lol, thanx Pandy. I didn't build it, but we have to work with it.

So the blue space I've highlighted, is it this?

<td style='padding-top:1px;'

[joarc]

Lol, thanx Pandy. I didn't build it, but we have to work with it.

So the blue space I've highlighted, is it this?

<td style='padding-top:1px;'

Apparently not... I've taken it out and there's still a space there. Ugh.

[pandy]

No, that's the logo. Thought that was what you asked about.

The blue space is the sum of the padding browsers add by default on body and any space inside the several table cells that surround that image.

The highest cell in a row sets the height for all cells in a row. Since there are a number of nested tables you need to go through them all to figure out where that space may come from. Could be several places. At least the image is top aligned inside the cell it's in, so you can skip that one.

I would rather rewrite the page. It would be much quicker.

[joarc]

No, that's the logo. Thought that was what you asked about.

The blue space is the sum of the padding browsers add by default on body and any space inside the several table cells that surround that image.

The highest cell in a row sets the height for all cells in a row. Since there are a number of nested tables you need to go through them all to figure out where that space may come from. Could be several places. At least the image is top aligned inside the cell it's in, so you can skip that one.

I would rather rewrite the page. It would be much quicker.

"The highest cell in a row sets the height for all cells in a row" that's good to know! Thank you.

The other person I'm working with found it the valign="top"

I don't know how to script, I just know enough to make something bold and break something else. Haha.

[pandy]

The other person I'm working with found it the valign="top"

Yes. But that's for the TD the image is directly inside. But that TD is in a table that's in a TD that's in another table that's in a... You get it. You need to find exactly where space is occurring and it's likely at several places.

I don't know how to script, I just know enough to make something bold and break something else. Haha.

Well, looks like a good time to start learning then.

[joarc]

The other person I'm working with found it the valign="top"

Yes. But that's for the TD the image is directly inside. But that TD is in a table that's in a TD that's in another table that's in a... You get it. You need to find exactly where space is occurring and it's likely at several places.

I don't know how to script, I just know enough to make something bold and break something else. Haha.

Well, looks like a good time to start learning then.

Haha. Thanx again