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Posted by Roy A. on 02/25/07 12:05
On 24 Feb, 20:59, Red <idontwantnostinkinspam@.yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> Roy A. wrote:
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> > IE 6 is doing something undefined with white spaces inside the
> > fieldset element. If you don't want to use a table element inside the
> > fieldset element, try to remove the white spaces between elements
> > inside the fieldset element.
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> > Grrr. I don't know why IE is trying to prove that we need xhtml.
>
> Grrr indeed. i Put the entire fieldset onto one very long line and the
> problem dissapeared. Thanks Roy!!!
>
> Whilst im here, I have yet another IE issue, same site:
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> http://preview.tinyurl.com/3cxa5a
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> All h3 elements on the page have a dashed bottom border. All is well in
> FF, but in IE6 the first h3, and only the first h3, has no bottom
> border. grrr!!!
To me it seems like this is an IE 6 HTML parser feature. I tried to
put the a elements inside div elements to make sure it wasn't a mixt
content issue. Same problem. It has something to do with how IE is
handling white spaces.
I don't have a decent answer on this issue. You could try to remove
all white spaces in the document, but that would make your document
hard to read. My best advise is to insert   ( ) after the
<div class="text_area"> tag. This will insert an empy line and convert
white spaces to normal spaces.
This may not be the answer you want, but I don't know any other way.
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