On 19 Jun 2005, at 2:00 pm, Chris Stratford wrote:
I still see the errors - should I use Absolute values (px, not em) to
define my margin/padding on those lists?
Would that fix the problem?
I guess using px for padding/margin/border will improve the situation,
as does using line-height:normal on the li (?, not sure in your case,
could be on the <a>). You might still see some rounding errors, due to
the font-size, if the computed value is not a round number. Those two
fixes will minimise the problem however.
Using a background-image to simulate your border, instead of using the
border-property, is another fix that has been mentioned on CSS-D once.
As I said, I don't see the problem at all on my nightly build at
various zoom levels. Lots of work has gone in some of those rendering
issues (rounding errors).
Philippe
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