CSS padding, IE v Mozilla

message from CarlGrint on 25 Jul 2004

Ok, so I have my site, and have used Padding to give a little white space at
the top of a TD, used Pixels..all should be fine...I really only wanted a
little white space, and to make it specific, hence using Pixels.

Looked fined in Firefox, my default browser, but then in IE, much smaller
gap..similar in Opera.

So, I am aware IE has a problem interupreting padding/Margins and that there
is an IE hack.

Any chance someone can point me to a resource with any info on this.

Thank you kindly.

site url = www.broomlanemedicalcentre.nhs.uk

Left TD and Right TD for navigation and main text, both have padding at
top..which you will see in IE, is fine now, as increased, but Mozilla based
browser show a much bigger space.

Thanks again.

Osgood replied to CarlGrint on 25 Jul 2004

Oh by the way Im using Mac Mozilla and the text on the page is
impossible to read without using the zoom tool. That really pisses me
off when I have to keep zooming in on pages. I can read normal sized
text so please use it :)

Osgood replied to CarlGrint on 25 Jul 2004

This will sort out the left <td>. Mozilla carries default margins
whereas IE doesnt.

.navcell ul, .navcell li {
margin: 0;
}
CarlGrint wrote:

CarlGrint replied to Osgood on 25 Jul 2004

thank you, worked at treat.

Al Sparber- PVII replied to CarlGrint on 25 Jul 2004

Zero the top margin for your h1.

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