Posted by KiwiBrian on 05/15/06 20:15

Thanks heaps Benjamin.
Another lesson learnt.
And yes I will..... promise. :-))
Brian

"Benjamin Niemann" <pink@odahoda.de> wrote in message
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> KiwiBrian wrote:
>
>> On the following site:-
>> http://www.hibiscuslink.co.nz/nzreinol/index1.html
>> when viewed in FireFox 1.5.0.3 there is a gap between the bottom of the
>> top image and its bottom border.
>> IE6 does not display this gap.
>> How do I eliminate this unwanted gap in FF and have both browsers display
>> the same as each other?
>> Thanks for any help
>> Brian Tozer
>
> Add a style="display: block" attribute to the OBJECT element. Default
> display for OBJECT is inline, so FF reserves some space below it for
> characters that decent below the baseline (e.g. "g").
>
> (I assume that you move all rules from style attributes to an external
> stylesheet, once you have fixed everything, so I won't complain about the
> use of it ;) )
>
> --
> Benjamin Niemann
> Email: pink at odahoda dot de
> WWW: http://pink.odahoda.de/

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