Posted by Els on 11/09/07 17:28

VUNETdotUS wrote:

>> but if I use padding:0;margin:0; do I need that hack at all? And why
>> IE5 needs 150px? Why not 160 for example? What is the rule of fudge
>> hack?
>
> Oh, I got it. 150 is width+margin+top. So, I do not need fudge hack if
> padding, margin are 0...

width+padding+border, not width+margin+top.

And indeed, without padding or border, no hack needed.
I usually work around it by setting padding/border only on elements
without a width, and setting width on their parents but no
padding/border.

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