I suspect it's because you are using max-width and max-height to compress your images into the available space. When the width of an oversize image is computed the values are coming out to 3 or more decimal places, and depending on how the rounding/truncation works out, the returned width value that you are using for the paragraph may not exactly match the displayed pixel width of the image. For example, if the computed image size is x.9733 you may be receiving x+1 (rounded) as the width but the image width is being displayed (truncated) as x. Note that this is all supposition/guesswork on my part!
A way around it might be to try wrapping your anchor/image and subsequent paragraph in a div, and let the paragraph find its own width within that div, which should autosize to its content (ie. the image). You should not need to retrieve the image width at all. I don't know whether this is helpful or not! Unfortunately I haven't fixed the problem, it's still showing with me when using Firefox 2.0.0.6, and it's really irritating because nothing seems to fix it :( Glad you like the design though :D If anyone has any ideas please let us know. b0bd0gz Ganeshji Marwaha wrote: > > I can't see the 1 pixel protrusion in ur gallery right now. did u already > solve it. If yes, i am interested to know how... can u please explain. > > BTW, your gallery and the gallery design in wonderful... > > -GTG > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Wrong-Width-in-Firefox-tf4324806s15494.html#a12333177 Sent from the JQuery mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
