At 11:15 +0200 06.06.2005, Bruno Fassino wrote:
Ellen Herzfeld wrote:
> together. The line-height was set with raw
numbers. If I set it to the same value in ems,
the discrepancy mostly disappeared. So I did a
bit of experimenting here:
http://ansible.xlii.org/web_design/CSS/line-height.html
[...]
Any thoughts?
[...]
To summarize: In my opinion the differences are due to different roundings
algorithms. What is unfortunate is that the same browser apply different
roundings depending on the unit used to expressed the line-height, I don't
see any reason for this.
Bruno
[1] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=196270
Ah, Bruno, you break my heart... Here I thought I
had found a way to make my page look the same in
all browsers :-)
Nevertheless, since my prefered browser is
Firefox, I'm glad to have found a way to avoid
the discrepancy which seems to be just a bug in
Gecko. So, for now, I think I'll use ems for
line-height anyway to get Gecko and Safari to
look more alike, and more like IE too... Another
reason is that I recently discovered Xyle scope,
which uses the KHTML engine. It knocked my socks
off, which is a rare occurence these days.
Ellen
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