From: "Chris Recknell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
><http://www.redwood.com/css/test.html>
>
> Could someone help me understand what IE is doing to the height of
>#hpevents h2 in the code below?
>#hpevents h2 {display:block; margin:0 10px; width:38px; height:11px;
>background:#f00; text-indent:-9999px;}
overflow: hidden is one method of dealing with this, depending on what you
intend to do with that h2. Decreasing the font-size alone won't completely
accomplish what you wish though it will do something.
Set the line-height to 11px for that h2 and you have your requested display
without the overflow property. IE is /sure/ you want space for non-existent
text, so it keeps the element open for that purpose, regardless of any specific
height you've set.
~holly
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