why does html do this in IE but not firefox or safari? Options

[design_junkie]

Hi!

Thanks for reading. Quick question...

http://www.mableandisaacgallery.co.uk/jc_1.html

designed this site recently, in firefox looks lovely, but in IE if you look at the rounded white box the last line seems to have quite a big line height than the others, and makes it look crap.

is it because in the source code its like this:

"....please make sure you have the reference number of your chosen product(s), then visit the contact page for more information.</font>
</td>..."

and shouldnt it be like this?:

"....please make sure you have the reference number of your chosen product(s), then visit the contact page for more information.
</font>
</td>..."

i didnt think it made a difference. it happens to me a lot, and its really annoying haha.

any help would be appreciated!

[pandy]

Or maybe like this.

CODE

...information.</font></td

It shouldn't matter, but sometimes it does. Avoiding linebreaks in the code before the </td> takes care of it. It's a variation of this:
http://www.htmlhelp.com/faq/html/images.html#image-nospace

[design_junkie]

Legend mate! Ta