Hey Dan,
I think I just read about this in Zeldman's book... In IE, images are
displayed as inline with the text - which means IE reserves a little bit of
space at the bottom of images for possible text descenders. The solution was
to add some css affecting images globally:
img {display:block};
...just a guess though.
-Chris
On 10/27/05 2:59 PM, "Dan Moriarty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I¹m finishing up a new site, and having a small problem with the layout. If
> you view the site in Firefox on Mac or PC, it¹s fine. It¹s IE 6 on Windows
> that¹s the problem. My site has a border running underneath the main graphic
> on each page, and IE 6 is adding a space between the graphic and the border.
> Any idea why? Also, I have the company logo floating on the bottom right
> corner of the page, but IE 6 seems to add a lot more extra space between the
> last line of text in the content, and where the logo begins.
>
> Basically, I want to tighten up the spaces that IE 6 seems to be giving me,
> so it looks more like Firefox. Any ideas?
>
> My site is under development at: http://www.danmoriarty.com/wax/home.php
>
> My style sheet is at: http://www.danmoriarty.com/wax/css/wax.css
>
> Thanks.
>
> - Dan
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