unidentifiable white space in boxes

[wonderwoman 0]

I have a strange thing I cannot find using firebug. On the page http://ornsby.com.au/sandbox/healthyenergy/?page_id=37, you'll see a box with an image and private consultations text over the graphic. You'll also then see a white space between the bottom of the image and the border. The green border is a css styling which can be used around any picture. The images are done using boxes, and inserting the graphic in the box image. The end result I'm trying to achieve is what you see on the home page. These graphics also use boxes. The difference being, I've had to use the text area to insert and format the image. To get it looking right, I'm using html code. I'm trying to use the box image, as it's easier overall, and my client will be able to manage it herself. Yet I'm unable to identify what that mysterious white space is so that I can prevent it from showing and get the same result as what's "hard coded" using text. Can anyone see what I'm missing?

[batman 389]

Hi You can prove Add this to your CSS rules

.top_thumbs .fboxgraphic, .only_thumbs .fboxgraphic {margin-bottom:0px;} 

I hope you serve.

[batman 389]

@wonderwoman I think there is still a white space smaller. I'm missing too, I??m a newbie try to learn helping, sorry I can not find the solution.

[wonderwoman 0]

Thanks Batman. Sadly hasn't solved the problem. Will keep working at it.

[Danny+ 1,327]

Hi Womerwoman, Can you provide the code you have added to the box and also screenshots please. Once we have this information, we will be able to assist you further.

[wonderwoman 0]

HI Danny I ended up placing the image in the text area and formatting it from there. Couldn't solve the problem any other way and I had to get the site out. Ends up being too complex for a user to do, but it worked. If I ever decide to do that again, I'll try not to be pushing up against a deadline when I'm asking you for help. Thank you, nevertheless. Feel free to close this entry.