From: "Milos Prudek" <milos.prudek@tiscali.cz>
<td> <a href="/some/place"> <img src="someImage"> <...a lot of DTML code here> </a> <...a lot of DTML code here> </td>
This renders additional 1 milimeter whitespace on image bottom, making it impossible to have two tighthly aligned tables. The only solution is reformat the code like this:
<td> <a href="/some/place"> <img src="someImage"> <...a lot of DTML code here></a><...a lot of DTML code here></td>
Or like this: <a href="/some/place"> <img src="someImage"> <...a lot of DTML code here ></a><...a lot of DTML code here ></td> In other words: the extra whitespace is put *inside* the dtml-tags. Ugly, but works most of the time. Stripping whitespace could be nice, but it takes processor power. I think I'd rather have an external formatting/stripping app. Then I could strip the whitespace when I'm finished with the dtml-hacking. :-)