I’m trying to transfer this PHP site: http://medtechsweden.com/
To a static Jekyll site: http://jekyll.medtechsweden.com/
But as you can see, some of the images are “shifted down” by a pixel or two; you can see this effect on the front page image, in the menu, and on image that decorates the topmost edge of the page.
As far as I know, I didn’t change any of the actual CSS, I just copied it verbatim from the original site. Did I mess something up in the template which caused this extra whitespace? (no matter what properties I look at in FireBug, it says the only difference is the scrollHeight, which I’m not even setting manually anywhere)
If it makes things more clear than right-clicking to view the source, the code is all temporarily stored on GitHub:
[LIST]
[]Full source for the site
[]The “default” Liquid template
[]The “index.html” page (that’s it, that’s all the code I’m using on that page)
[]The only CSS page (the top two blocks are disabled since they didn’t exist in the original site)
[/LIST]
[SIZE=1]Disclaimer: I didn’t make the site, so don’t blame me if the HTML looks crappy. Back when I was still fiddling with VB.net and just starting with AS3 (way before I had more experience with web development), someone charged a ridiculous amount of money to make a site whose PHP and JavaScript I can now see was quite crappy, and the entire site consisted of placing items in tables (though, perhaps that was the norm back then). I have cleaned up some of the code, but it still isn’t satisfactory to me. I still can’t believe he can get away with producing such low quality code, and meanwhile I’m always hesitant to take on programming jobs because I feel I’m not skilled enough as a developer, and don’t want them to suffer because of my inexperience.[/SIZE]
