Michael Leibson wrote:
> Hi;
>
> I've read that, as each browser has its own defaults for list layout and
> indentation, the remedy is to specify amounts for both padding and margins,
> so as to address all browser methods. Sure enough, if I specify {margin: 0;
> padding 0;} for both a list and its list items, I find a close-enough
> similarity in how Firefox, Opera, Safari and even IE6 display them.
> Everything changes as soon as I add a list-style-image, though: where IE and
> Opera abut the image right beside the li content, Firefox and Safari
> separate the two by 10 pixels. Is this normal browser behaviour? Is there
> anything one can do to offset it, besides specifying a compromise distance?
>
>
Best to start with something that is known work.
Please see <http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/vertical05.htm>
If that is not what you're after, please provide the page itself.
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