I think you define a line height.
Try
#topnav li
{line-height:2em; etc
}
Ian
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Subject: [css-d] IE Horizontal Nav Help
Hello. This is my first post as a newbie to this list, so be gentle. I am
working on a friend's site and converting the table-based design to a CSS
layout. As you can see (link is below) I have everything looking almost the
same as the original. I have included the styles into the index.html for
testing.
Everything was developed while checking the layout in FireFox 1.0.7. When
jumping over to IE 6 after finishing the majority of the work the top nav
and footer links are offset. I am sure I have missed something easy but
would like some assistance from more experienced CSS gurus.
The test link is: http://www.sparetimegeek.com/clients/gigapp/
Original site: http://www.gigapp.com/about.asp
Thanks for the assistance.
Josh
SpareTimeGeek
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