Tim White wrote:
... It looked almost like the 3px jog bug, but since I wasn't using
boxes, floats and the like that wasn't it.
Thanks Tim.
(no further details needed :-) )
Have a few cases in my internal archive that sounds like that one. Some
of these cases are solved by changing mode, but that may create the need
for more bug-fixing elsewhere in more complex pages. No problem to
target such a gap-bug without mode-change though.
Not any closer to a real benefit from the IE6 mode-change itself, which
is what I'm looking for.
I hope Sarah who started this thread have found something useful in it.
Myself: I don't think IE6' two modes matter much, although I do find it
easier to handle complex pages with IE6 in quirks mode and all the other
browsers in real standard mode. Guess that's just me. :-)
regards
Georg
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