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http://www.satorimusic.com/test.htm

In FF works great, in IE I have stranhe gaps in menu.

Help please....

TIA...

greg wrote:

> http://www.satorimusic.com/test.htm
>
> In FF works great, in IE I have stranhe gaps in menu.
>
> Help please....
>
> TIA...

Try add this to your stylesheet:
a img{
display:block;
}

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Els wrote:
> greg wrote:
>
>> http://www.satorimusic.com/test.htm
>>
>> In FF works great, in IE I have stranhe gaps in menu.
>>
>> Help please....
>>
>> TIA...
>
> Try add this to your stylesheet:
> a img{
> display:block;
> }

Many thanks. It worked! (Of course!)

Gotta do it in css, I know.

greg <> wrote in news:43dabe26$0$18589$5a62ac22
@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au:

> http://www.satorimusic.com/test.htm

Get rid of the tables, transitional[1] doctype, inline styles, ...

Very nice layout scheme; do it with modern methods and you'll have a
very nice site.

I didn't try it in IE. You're probably running into some of the box
model bugs. IE sets margins differently than other browsers making it
difficult for developers. Your best fight against these bugs is to use
valid strict HTML and stick mostly to CSS 1. As you learn what works
and what doesn't, begin using some CSS 2.1.

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Stan McCann wrote:
> greg <> wrote in news:43dabe26$0$18589$5a62ac22
> @per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au:
>
>> http://www.satorimusic.com/test.htm
>
> Get rid of the tables, transitional[1] doctype, inline styles, ...
>
> Very nice layout scheme; do it with modern methods and you'll have a
> very nice site.
>
> I didn't try it in IE. You're probably running into some of the box
> model bugs. IE sets margins differently than other browsers making it
> difficult for developers. Your best fight against these bugs is to use
> valid strict HTML and stick mostly to CSS 1. As you learn what works
> and what doesn't, begin using some CSS 2.1.


Thank you. Yes... I'm working towards css, for start I'll do footer and
header in css, middle table will remain as a table at this moment.

Thanks for hints.