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Website designing problem-- browser differences?
Im making a website in frontpage (yeah I know, it should already set off alarms, but I dont think this is whats creating the problem, as the code is the same)
I have the pages set to single spacing, easy code: <body style="font-family: Verdana; font-size: 10px; line-height: 100%" bgcolor="#0066CC" text="#FFFFFF"> the lines, however, are completely different when you look at it in IE vs. Firefox, this didnt happen with other sites i made using frontpage, does anyone know whats going on? the line spacing looks exactly the same in frontpage and IE (not a surprise), but FF the spacing is closer, yet it looks a lot more like line-height: 100% |
Hrm..maybe Firefox doesn't recognize that attribute of the <BODY> tag. You can try making that value a pixel height instead of a percentage. Might work.
Ex. Instead of line-height: 100%, try line-height: 10px You'll have to play with it. |
my question is, why are you using line-height to begin with.
it could be <body style="font-family: Verdana; font-size: 10px; line-height: 100% " bgcolor="#0066CC" text="#FFFFFF"> the orphaned " .... ( sry its not orphaned ... but i would try removing the extra space and any other extra spaces near your " ".). |
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