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Posted by Neredbojias on 07/28/06 10:35
To further the education of mankind, rathernots@googlemail.com vouchsafed:
> Hi! I can't believe this simple issue hasn't been raised before:
>
> Create a new html document, in the body, type:
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> <p>TEST1<br><br></p>TEST2
>
> IE will create a small amount of white space between the two lines,
> while gecko will place quite a lot more.
Browsers are under no real constraints to render things the same as other
browsers, ala the w3c.
> Question: how can this be controled via CSS? I tried and tried and
> eventually gave up.
Use browser-specific css. Not recommended, of course, but it _is_ a
method.
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Neredbojias
Infinity has its limits.
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