From: Aaron Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://angray.members.beeb.net/Examples/CSS/test.html
I have used extra div's instead of using padding for positioning and now
believe have a working cross browser solution.
It would be good to know why the above example had the extra line space
I'm commenting on this since the road one chooses, definitely affects
how our CSS-styled pages are rendered and/or our approach to web design.
Holly Bergevin wrote:
Most people recommend using a valid,
standard-compliance-mode-rendering doctype to be placed on page to
make most browsers
I seem to be having a problem with div's vertical spacing.
The following web page works properly in IE but not FF, NS, and Opera.
http://angray.members.beeb.net/Examples/CSS/test.html
The CSS is in the HTML header.
Basically the #header should be 80px in height, on IE it is, but other
Aaron Gray wrote:
I seem to be having a problem with div's vertical spacing.
Basically the #header should be 80px in height, on IE it is, but other
browsers are inserting extra line space, effectively creating another lines
worth.
I think you have discovered browser inconsistency
I seem to be having a problem with div's vertical spacing.
The following web page works properly in IE but not FF, NS, and Opera.
http://angray.members.beeb.net/Examples/CSS/test.html
The CSS is in the HTML header.
Basically the #header should be 80px in height, on IE it is, but
David Sharp wrote:
I think you have discovered browser inconsistency with regards to the
Box Model (see http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=BoxModel for a far
more detailed explanation than I could give you). I am assuming you are
looking at IE6 as I think IE7 has corrected this issue.
Aaron Gray wrote:
The following web page works properly in IE but not FF, NS, and Opera.
http://angray.members.beeb.net/Examples/CSS/test.html
Basically the #header should be 80px in height, on IE it is, but other
browsers are inserting extra line space, effectively creating another lines
