多亏了，这个，解决了padding的问题

SOLVED: 

Took some css digging, but it seems a stylesheet from a component for 
the web application I am working with was overriding some css 
attributes of the tables making up the annotated timeline display. 
Placing the following code in the <style> block at the top of my 
template page fixed the problem for me. 

table.annotatedtimelinetable tbody td { padding:0px; border-top: 
none;} 

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On Jul 29, 6:51 pm, andris < [email protected]> wrote:   > Digging a little deeper, I can see that the table holding the   > annotations is bleeding outside of the div called "annotationsdiv"   > that is supposed to contain it.   >   > Screenshot is here: http://www.inveneo.org/download/annotations_problem.png   >   > On Jul 29, 6:19 pm, andris < [email protected]> wrote:   >   >   >   > > Hello,   >   > > Loving the Annotated timeline for easy graphing of time series.   > > However, The annotation box (the area to the right of the graph that   > > holds annotations) is appearing too large for me, regardless of   > > browser.  (Chrome, Firefox, Safari).   >   > > Graph size is normal, but the annotation area seems to disregard the   > > size of the div that contains the AnnotatedTimeline itself.  Even when   > > the annotation area is empty (i.e. when I don't specify any   > > annotations), the buttons for scrolling up and down through the   > > annotations appear outside of the div.  Any clue what's going on?   >   > > This guy appears to have had the same problem I did, but he never got   > > any responses.   >   > > http://groups.google.com/group/google-visualization-api/browse_thread...   >   > > Thanks much!