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Hey, Here is the link: I guess I should have posted it before – sorry about that –
my fault. The link up top right is screwed up. I will try the BLOCK method… I hope it will work! Thanks for the input! ----------------------------- Chris Stratford ----------------------------- -----Original
Message----- This will just be an educated guess -- you
might try adding display:block; to the CSS. Also, IE6 (get a better browser)
has a box model bug that padding affects. Whenever applicable, I try to use
margins as that dooesn't add any troubles. If IE isn't putting the borders in
above/below the text, it probably thinks it can't spare that extra 2 pixels of
space on the top or bottom. Good luck Chris. Hey everyone! Just a problem with IE
again, and wondering if there are any ways around it… You may or may not have
experience this. When you have a link,
and you are styling it; Say like this: a, a:active,
a:visited {
background-color: blue;
border: 1px dotted red;
padding: 2px;
text-decoration: none; } a:hover {
boder: 1px solid red;
text-decoration: underline; } not only is that ONE
ugly looking link (not the point) – but when placed in a container, where
there is no conten above or below… the BORDER will only show up on the
SIDES… not TOP or BOTTOM… I havnt tested with
other browsers but in IE6 it doesn’t work… Now, without adding any
content above or below that LINK… can I fix that problem? Or is it something we
all must live with? Thanks! ----------------------------- Chris
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- [WSG] Stupid BORDER Problem! Chris Stratford
- Re: [WSG] Stupid BORDER Problem! Ryan Christie
- Chris Stratford
