dt { float:left; } dd { margin:4px 8px; }
This looks fine in firefox, but with IE 6 (Windows XP) the contents of the first dt are appearing slightly raised in comparison to the contents of the following dd. The other dts and dds are being displayed fine...
doesn't work all the time, but as a general rule: when you have this type of inconsistencies, try and be very specific with regards to all margins and paddings. Otherwise, you're leaving the ones you don't specify up to the rendering engine's default, which may well vary from browser to browser.
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