Shawn J. Cassick wrote:
just use the !important tag in your css to define the 0px for
gecko engine and then use a -10px wthout the !important tag for
ie
That's addressing the perceived symptom, not the cause. You need
to understand the problem fully before you can attempt to find a
solution.
See this article to understand the real problem.
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Images,_Tables,_and_Mysterious_Gaps
'meh, worked for me.
Well, you have just added a 'human bug' to a page.
Now, try changing font-size (which affects line-height, of course) and
see your 'human bug' appear.
Seriously: it isn't a good move to try to "fix" dynamic
rendering-problems by hiding them in a static environment. Such fixes
won't survive.
regards
Georg
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