Dave Re wrote:
> It does add a small amount of space into the document, pushing the
> text down some. Any way to correct that at all??
You can try to pull up the image and paragraph below the clearing by a
few pixels - using negative margin and/or just adjusting the styles
you've got.
> Damn IE anyway... :D
Oh, it's such a nice bughouse... err... browser. Wouldn't be many
challenges left in web design without it :-)
>> Give that clearing <br /> a proper class for those styles, and
>> don't bother trying to use another element for that clearing.
>
>
> By this, do you mean use this <br /> tag workaround instead of using
> "clear: left;" or "clear: right;" in my img styles?
Correct. And move those inline-styles I used, to your stylesheet.
There are many cases when nothing but a styled <br /> element will make
an impression on IE/win, for reasons found in its buggy history, I
guess. That's /one/ reason why I still use that br-element for clearing
a lot, even though it may make sense to use other solutions.
IE simply doesn't react sensibly, and I'm tired of arguing with its
buggy engine.
Now, is there a chance IE-users could be allowed to resize that text
too? :-)
Georg
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