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Originally Posted by GraciousMe
Let me try to understand this.
I get attributes of .caption classes, but what means attribute of the .Figure1. Do you mean that each picture has a class? (Unlikely...)
BTW, the negative value for the .caption margin-top worked fine! I use -2em for a tighter look.
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It's probably just a small mixup of class and title, a h3 class would do it. From your original example:
Code:
<h3 title="Figure 1" class="figure"><img alt="" src="../Images/figure_1.jpg"/></h3>
and in the CSS (from theducks' example):
Code:
h3.figure {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}
You could also omit the "h3" from the CSS to have it apply to all paragraphs with class .figure. Just experiment
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