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IE6 for Windows messing with image alignment
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| dmiller3 2005-01-21, 7:17 pm |
| If anyone is using IE6 for Windows:
Check out the odd gaps above and below my image in the upper right-hand corner
of this page:
http://nieconnects.com/development/
Anyone have an idea why IE6 would do this, but it would look correct in
Firefox both Mac and PC? Thanks very much.
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| Al Sparber- PVII 2005-01-21, 7:17 pm |
| "dmiller3" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:csru7v$4k5$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> If anyone is using IE6 for Windows:
>
> Check out the odd gaps above and below my image in the upper
> right-hand corner
> of this page:
> http://nieconnects.com/development/
>
> Anyone have an idea why IE6 would do this, but it would look correct
> in
> Firefox both Mac and PC? Thanks very much.
Yes. But I can't help you fix it because it's the script that is
creating the space. Image tags must be closed on the same line, with
absolutely no spaces or breaks between it and the closing parent tag,
which in this case is a </td>.
Perhaps Paul Davis can help you sort it.
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| dmiller3 2005-01-21, 7:18 pm |
| Yes, you're right. I checked out his site, and found this already posted by
someone else and here's the answer:
At the end of the script, modify it from:
</script>
<!-- KW ARI Image --></td>
to:
</script><!-- KW ARI Image --></td>
That's it. Crazy.
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