Re: [css-d] IE problem Negative Margin - Fx 2 Mac first-letter misalignment

[Philippe Wittenbergh]

On Jan 9, 2007, at 9:29 PM, Ingo Chao wrote:

> But in Firefox 2 (Mac), the first letter is misaligned (too low), but
> not in Fx 2 (PC). Others have probably more info about that.

It is a bug...

In some cases, Firefox PC/Linux suffer from similar issues, but I  
forgot the details.

Philippe
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Re: [css-d] IE problem Negative Margin - Fx 2 Mac first-letter misalignment

[Ingo Chao]

Nic Pulford wrote:

> I have a test page http://gamma.hostaga.com/~nic/Newspapers/Test3.htm which
> works fine (acceptably) in most browsers but not IE, in IE 7 the first
> character of the text disappears. In IE 6 you get and extra line. By the way
> I do not expect the 'first-child' to work in IE 6. It is designed to be best
> in FF 2.


I don't see the extra line problem in IE6.

In IE7,
  .art_cnt {zoom:1;}
provides some stability [1] for the first-letter.

But in Firefox 2 (Mac), the first letter is misaligned (too low), but 
not in Fx 2 (PC). Others have probably more info about that.


Ingo

[1] http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html

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[css-d] IE problem Negative Margin

[Nic Pulford]

First time did not seem to get through, I must remember to use the right
email account.

 

 

I have a test page http://gamma.hostaga.com/~nic/Newspapers/Test3.htm which
works fine (acceptably) in most browsers but not IE, in IE 7 the first
character of the text disappears. In IE 6 you get and extra line. By the way
I do not expect the 'first-child' to work in IE 6. It is designed to be best
in FF 2.

 

 

Any suggestions.

Nic

 

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