That's interesting. Yeah, I went in and put a 1px bottom border like
you mentioned and it went away.
Thanks for your help! It's nice to have a solution for the problem!
mike
Christian Montoya wrote:
On 10/22/05, Mike Soultanian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You know, one thing that did make it go away was when I set the span to
display: block;. I think I remember someone said it had to do with it
being an inline element. Shoot.. I wish I had that email...
Now, I know that I could set it to a block element, but I'd like to
figure it out as an inline element if possible.
Mike
Ok, I found that if I made the padding of span to be 1px, the space was filled.
I also found that if I change the line-height of the span to 1.0, or
1.1, or 1.2, or 1.3, the space is collapsed. If I set the line height
to 1.4, it's there again.
I'm going to guess this is a Mozilla rounding error. It's not filling
100% height of the line because it's just not calculating the height
to fill correctly. If padding 1px or line height 1.3 solves your
problem, then maybe you are done. Otherwise there's really not much
you can do about rounding errors, so you might just have to live with
it.
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C Montoya
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