Hi all, I'm currently working on a website where I've got a problem with the spacing of lines.
Basically, I've got a main content area on the page and it's behaving as if I've got some rouge "line-height" rule in there somewhere set to a small value. The result is that if I have a line of text and then underneath that I have another line with some padding and parhaps a border - the padding and border is pushing up into the line of text above it. i.e. it's not being rendered by just taking up space below it, the second line appears slightly over the first line. This is how I'd except it to render (and how it does render if I take out the two line HTML snippet into a blank HTML doc): first line /-------- |second line in border \--------- What's actually happenning is: f/i-r--s-t- -l-i-n-e | second line \------------ I know the ASCII rep is rubbish - but what I'm trying to illistrate is that the border of the second line doesn't just start under the first line but half way on top of the first line. I can take the same HTML snippet into a brand new HTML document and it works fine. The problem is the same in IE and FF - I know it is my code. If I set line-height: 1em; for example, in a blank HTML document then I get this same effect. But I've done global searches on all my code, html, and css and I've only got about 2 uses of line-height in the whole site. Are there any other CSS attributes that might give a similar behavior to line-height? Kind Regards, Simon Kittle ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/
