Reducing the amount of space

I'm attempting to use some code like this to make a tabbed
page.
<cfformgroup type="tabnavigator" style="indicatorGap:0;
verticalGap:3;">
<cfformgroup type="page" label="Contact Summary">
<cfformgroup type="vbox" id="editForm">
There is to much space between the tab (contact summary) and
the first form element inside that tab. I've tried going over all
the formatting style options at the following URL:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm ?context=ColdFusion_Documentation&file=00000677.htm
I just can't get that darn space out of there. I know it is
tough to see what I'm talking about without an image, but no
uploads to this forum that I can see.
Anyone got a tip?

Thanks for your reply. I was going to take a screen shot and
link to it or something. Before I did that, I thought I would check
out the site you have listed beta.killtheheart.com... Well, guess
what! You have the same 'problem' that I am trying to fix.
Looking at your form, you have a number of tabs. The default
shows as the music tab for me. From the bottom of the music tab to
the start of the search box you have a lot of space. This is
exactly what I have, and I can't figure out what style will reduce
the amount of space that is shown there. It is waisting an entire
line, and I'm trying to squeeeze as much as possible on the form.
quote:
Originally posted by:
jensen.axel
gonna need more info... or a link to a website... or
something.... i can help you out... but i need more code... or
something....
beta.killtheheart.com

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