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urluckee

Help! Some pages of this site are not aligning in Firefox. Please see this link http://www.ntcmc.com/news.html . If you view in FF and in IE you will see the difference. The white space below the navigation and above the text in lower left of page should not be there. Any idea why it is displaying incorrectly? THANKS!
pandy
See this article.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Images,_Ta...Mysterious_Gaps
urluckee
QUOTE(pandy @ Oct 23 2008, 11:37 AM) *


Thanks! I'm checking it out now.
urluckee
QUOTE(urluckee @ Oct 23 2008, 12:21 PM) *

QUOTE(pandy @ Oct 23 2008, 11:37 AM) *


Thanks! I'm checking it out now.



***** What do I put in the doctype for this to work right?***
pandy
One that gives you Quirks Mode, but that may give you other problem. It isn't the best way to go. Use one of the other methods Meyer describes. 'display: block' should work.
Darin McGrew
Towards the end of the document that pandy linked to, there is the following list of workarounds that do not involve changing the doctype:
  • Any image alone in a table cell (e.g., single-pixel spacer images) should be made block-level.
  • Any image in a table cell with other images should be vertically aligned with the bottom of the line box.
  • Any image in a table cell with other images and text should have its vertical alignment changed as necessary, if at all.
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