On 28 Feb 2007, at 13:06, Bryan Hepworth wrote:
> I'm battling to get the logo gap between the navbar to look similar
> in IE and FF. Is there a better or standard way of what I'm trying
> to do? The IE gap is the one (gap-wise) that I'm looking for.
The UL that makes up the nav bar has margins:
#navcontainerblue {margin: 0;}
And the IMG is inline by default, which means it has line-height and
adds a bit of a gap underneath it:
img#logoname (you need to add an ID to the image) {display:block;}
Then use margin-bottom on the IMG to achieve the gap you want (or
margin-top on the UL or parent DIV).
Brad
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