t me make it smaller?
Hi Rory,
The answer to your first question is that the default settings in
browsers for images is vertical-align: baseline.
As to the font size, this could be an issue with your browser settings,
I was able to quickly made text completely unreadable in both ff and ie.
Here
and leave italics for
all the other browsers.
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quirks mode which is causing the jump.
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e jumping issue is fixed, it's also at the expense
> of the desired dotted line which is now commented out. I hope to find
> a solution which doesn't delete that line.
>
>
You could try this:
ol#toc li a {padding-bottom:2px;}
ol#toc li a:hover {padding-bottom:0;}
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Conditional comments.
PeterA.
Slob Jones wrote:
> I keep hearing how !important is an "invalid hack," and yet I see no
> suggestions on how to solve the very real problem of that additional
> pixel or two in IE that screws up people's layouts.
>
> That invalid hack, by the way, works very well
