This is a very general response to your first problem (the
gap in ie).
I haven’t looked at your code, and there is very likely a better
way to solve it, however … I often find that I run into some small rendering difference
such as this one in IE and on no other browser. In these kinds of cases, if I can’t
easily solve the problem, I often resort to a little targeting hack that looks
something like this: margin:0 !important; margin:-2px 0 0 0; IE ignores the !important
declaration and obeys the second margin declaration. More compliant browsers give a top-margin
of 0 and IE moves the block up 2 pixels. Hope this helps. Mani Sheriar Sheriar Designs | www.ManiSheriar.com 925|914.0741 |
- Re: [WSG] Gap in IE Mani Sheriar
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