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I'm having a problem with table sizes.
I've got a table which I am giving a 4-pixel high background image. I apply a small font size to the table. I then make the table 4 pixels high. This formatting is mostly done by CSS (but some manually).
I find that in some browsers (most annoyingly NS6), the table height is far from correct. Does anybody know why I could be experiencing this problem. All works fine in IE6 an NS4.
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I'm having a problem with table sizes.
I've got a table which I am giving a 4-pixel high background image. I apply a small font size to the table. I then make the table 4 pixels high. This formatting is mostly done by CSS (but some manually).
I find that in some browsers (most annoyingly NS6), the table height is far from correct. Does anybody know why I could be experiencing this problem. All works fine in IE6 an NS4.
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Could it be anything to do with the CSS box model? Opera and Netscape 6 add padding (correctly, I believe) outside the specified dimensions, but IE (and possibly N4.x) inside. Been giving me a bit of bother for our new school site too!
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Hi Michael ...
Do you have a URL or code we can look at?
cfn ... Jen
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See, IE use 0 margins in CSS, where Netscape automatically apply some funny default margins - but not on all layers!
I found that you can put an layer which is on 0,0 and it will be ok but then put other layer on top of it - the layer will be in Netscape shifted about the left and top marging. Simply set the margins to 0 in <body>, in my case this fixed the problem. (IMO Netscape is worst and worst)
Uh, now I see you talk about tables...well don't know if this works for them too...
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