Refresh-bug with Mozilla/Firefox?

I have an image in a <h1>-tag with a blue background,
see top (logo):
http://www.alz-maschinen.ch/vorschlag7/index.php

In Firefox 1.0 and Mozilla 1.7 the height of that blue
part changes when I refresh the page. IE6 and Opera
didn't show the same effect. What's wrong?

The HTML and CSS are both valid.

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chlori

chlori

In article <>, says...
> I have an image in a <h1>-tag with a blue background,
> see top (logo):
> http://www.alz-maschinen.ch/vorschlag7/index.php
>
> In Firefox 1.0 and Mozilla 1.7 the height of that blue
> part changes when I refresh the page. IE6 and Opera
> didn't show the same effect. What's wrong?
>
> The HTML and CSS are both valid.
>
>
The difference is so insignificant (2 or 3 pixels, at most) that you
will drive yourself crazy trying to fix that. I'm sure your client will
never know the difference.

saz schrieb am 30.11.2004 05:24:
>> In Firefox 1.0 and Mozilla 1.7 the height of that blue
>> part changes when I refresh the page. IE6 and Opera
>> didn't show the same effect. What's wrong?

> The difference is so insignificant (2 or 3 pixels, at most) that you
> will drive yourself crazy trying to fix that.

I can live with it and don't want to drive myself
crazy... So I asked, hoping someone knows an easy way
to fix it.

> I'm sure your client will never know the difference.

Well my client uses IE on a MAC and sometimes Netscape
on Mac. I didn't test it on them because I don't have a
Mac.

chlori

> Well my client uses IE on a MAC and sometimes Netscape
> on Mac. I didn't test it on them because I don't have a
> Mac.
>
> chlori


It all looks OK on a Mac here in IE and Netscape.

Al.

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In article <coh665$3gd$>, chlori@.invalid says...
> saz schrieb am 30.11.2004 05:24:
> >> In Firefox 1.0 and Mozilla 1.7 the height of that blue
> >> part changes when I refresh the page. IE6 and Opera
> >> didn't show the same effect. What's wrong?
>
> > The difference is so insignificant (2 or 3 pixels, at most) that you
> > will drive yourself crazy trying to fix that.
>
> I can live with it and don't want to drive myself
> crazy... So I asked, hoping someone knows an easy way
> to fix it.
>
> > I'm sure your client will never know the difference.
>
> Well my client uses IE on a MAC and sometimes Netscape
> on Mac. I didn't test it on them because I don't have a
> Mac.
>
> chlori

I just tested it on a Mac with IE and Safari - looks good.