Empty space at the top of gallery description

[Erie Buoy]

Styling Guri --

Can you tell me why there is so much empty space above the words "Crooked Creek Design" in this gallery (http://poese.smugmug.com/gallery/2510901)? I'd like to remove it.

Of course, I could move the #albumDescription on that page up a bit, but then the space obscures the navigation bar (you can see it, but can't click since the background is transparent). I guess I could further band-aid it by setting the Z-index if the navbar to be above all elements (I didn't try this).

However, there must be a way to get the text to start at the top of the #albumDescription div. Anyone know what that way is?

Thanks and happy New Year!

[Allen]

Styling Guri --

Can you tell me why there is so much empty space above the words "Crooked Creek Design" in this gallery (http://poese.smugmug.com/gallery/2510901)? I'd like to remove it.

Of course, I could move the #albumDescription on that page up a bit, but then the space obscures the navigation bar (you can see it, but can't click since the background is transparent). I guess I could further band-aid it by setting the Z-index if the navbar to be above all elements (I didn't try this).

However, there must be a way to get the text to start at the top of the #albumDescription div. Anyone know what that way is?

Thanks and happy New Year!
Change this in you description and see if it works.

<h1><b></b><p style="font-family: Lucida Sans Unicode;"></p><center><b>Crooked Creek Designs</b></center></h1>

to this

<p style="font-family: Lucida Sans Unicode; text-align:center;
font-size: 250%;">Crooked Creek Designs</p>

[Erie Buoy]

Change this in you description and see if it works.

<h1><b></b><p style="font-family: Lucida Sans Unicode;"></p><center><b>Crooked Creek Designs</b></center></h1>

to this

<p style="font-family: Lucida Sans Unicode; text-align:center;
font-size: 250%;">Crooked Creek Designs</p>
Allen, that worked! Can you tell me why?

For the record (so not to derail your answer), what I replaced wasn't quite what you quoted. Before I used your suggestion, I had

<h1><b><p style="font-family:Lucida Sans Unicode"><center>Crooked Creek Designs</center></p></h1></b> which at least has all of the tags located and closed properly . . . (although not in quite the right order, I just noticed).

Does the header tag that I used also bring with it spacing as though I was writing a document and wanted some white space between sections? In any case, thanks for geting me to the bottom of this without causing my my forehead to get any flatter.