Al Kendall wrote: > 1. In Firefox v3, it looks great. > 2. In IE v7 all the graphics and text are much larger and take up much more > space on the screen. > 3. In Opera v9, it close to firefox, but you not in the drop-down menu > there are gaps under each link and then one link is too long so it drops > down to a second line with a great space. > > 1. http://www.alsfitt.com/images/firefox-v3.jpg > 2. http://www.alsfitt.com/images/ie-v7.jpg > 3. http://www.alsfitt.com/images/opera-v9.jpg > > Cheers > Al > > > >
The above is in reference to: <http://www.alsfitt.com/index.php> There are individual differences among platforms and browsers, among them, whether they round font-sizes up, or round them down. About the best one can do is to try and achieve at least some semblance of consistency. Some author's claim setting default (100%) on percent on the body declaration, and then using percent for all selectors throughout the style sheet (with line-height set as a raw unit-less number) yields *relatively* consistent results cross-browser. Try targeting specific selectors using percent and see if it helps a little. Something like this: body { font-size : 76%; <--------- :: delete font-size:100%; <--------- :: add } And add this to your style sheet: .menu4, #adds, a#popupx, a#popupy, a#popupz { font-size: 75%; } Whether this will help your situation, at least a little, remains to be seen... ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ List policies -- http://css-discuss.org/policies.html Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/
