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		<title>CSS: Where the hell are all these div gaps coming from???</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Sometimes I like to write seemingly stupid little posts, but it&#8217;s usually because they are solutions to problems that drive me up the wall and take me way longer than they should to figure out. Anyway, today&#8217;s lesson is that if there&#8217;re gaps showing up between your div tags and you&#8217;ve set the appropriate containers [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sometimes I like to write seemingly stupid little posts, but it&#8217;s usually because they are solutions to problems that drive me up the wall and take me way longer than they should to figure out.<br />
Anyway, today&#8217;s lesson is that if there&#8217;re gaps showing up between your div tags and you&#8217;ve set the appropriate containers to have a margin and padding of 0, well, don&#8217;t forget about setting white-space: nowrap. Ack! This removes all the whitespace that may just be hanging out within your file that contains the html code.</p>
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