It seems to be the -3px rule on the bottom margin that's applied only in IE and not Firefox that's 1) affecting the vertical alignment. However the regular and dropdown buttons 2) still aren't the same height and 3) the regular button still isn't respecting the left margin of its adjacent dropdown button when I float them right (while the two dropdowns do space apart correctly).
Any help here? The basic issue is aligning a regular button and one or two (in my case) dropdown buttons in IE7. They roughly form a button group at the top of a page, to give a sense of the layout. On Feb 6, 8:20 pm, ps <[email protected]> wrote: > An update: I notice it's more the height difference between a regular > button (btn) and dropdown (btn dropdown-toggle) that's the problem. > > The regular button does butt right up against the dropdown ones when I > float the whole set right, but once I removed the float it's more > about the height difference between the two types. > > I saw there was another post discussing this problem with a select box > in 2.0, so I wonder if this is similar. It's hard to debug because > it's IE7 and all I have is the crappy Developer Toolbar.
