Michael Stevens wrote:
> So, where is this mysterious TEXT element that IE is fabricating? We
> have to fight this pig enough without it making stuff up... :(
1: all browsers render your page in quirks mode[1] - old pre-standard,
so they can literally make up as much stuff as they want. Each browser
has its own quirks mode variant, which means it can be slightly more
complicated to style them in line in that mode than in standard mode.
2: IE sees whitespace (text) wherever it can in any mode. It's an old
bug. So you better close all gaps in the source-code - yours is wide
open, and make sure you keep track of what's block and what's inline
elements and modify 'display' when necessary.
regards
Georg
[1]http://gutfeldt.ch/matthias/articles/doctypeswitch/table.html
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