In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Rob Hoopman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I've been looking at this, glancing at it from the corners of my eyes,
>put it away for a few days, printed it an put it under my pillow at
>night, chanting black/white and other magic at it, stared at it some
>more and finally concluded I'm probably too stupid to figure it out.
>Maybe one of you could take a stab at this.
>
>
>In short:
>I've got a pretty straightforward page that renders differently in IE5
>and Mozilla 0.8.
>It has got 4 nested tables with some images, a form and a linked
>stylesheet.
>The way I see it IE renders it correctly while Mozilla adds some 3
>pixels bottom margin to each cell and it is driving me up the walls.
>
>I've attached a testcase showing this behaviour, should I be filing this
>as a bug or am I overlooking something.
Have you tried:
td img {vertical-align: bottom}
The default is baseline and would explain the extra pixels you are seeing.
ian.
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