Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
> Doesn't seem to change anything. The gaps to the left of paragraphs
> following right floats are still there, and there are large gaps
> under all the h2 elements as well.
Well, I have no alignment-problems, or left-gaps in IE6, when I add
those changes to a copy of your page.
> What will work better? What's the problem you are trying to solve?
> What is this supposed to do? All it seems to do is add extra padding
> to the content column in FF, which is not desired, and leaves IE the
> same.
IE have no idea what a CSS-table is, so it must be given margins and no
paddings.
Other browsers that do understand CSS-table are better off with
paddings, and no margins, on it. Firefox is a bit behind standards, but
should still look the same after these changes are implemented.
regards
Georg
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