HTML/CSS problem

[HairyHun]

Hi

I am having a very persistent problem.

For some reason I got some titles and text tht has the top of it cut off on some browsers.

Also, in some other situations, two lines of text ( one on top of the other ) are too close to each other.

I tried putting them into table cells and different things. But on some version of IE it's always fucking up.

Anyone came up with this problem?

Thanks
Peter

 

[sgtryan]

You're gonna have to show us an example so we can help you.

 

[omgyams]

Ah cross-browser fun. Yeah post the link dude.

 

[radarig]

If you've got a layout that you need to go straight against the top, make sure you've set the body margins to 0px in your CSS.

	margin-left: 0px;
	margin-top: 0px;
	margin-right: 0px;
	margin-bottom: 0px;

Other than that, hard to say without seeing it. PM me a link if you want.

 

[HairyHun]

Here is a link:

Welcome to Dealership

I tried putting the heading ( year make model ) into a Block. Then there is a like a 5 pixel padding on the bottom of it and the top is cut off if I am not iincrease the size. That bottom padding is visible in Safari but not in IE.

 

[audax]

Line 1394 of basic.css has this:

table {font-family: verdana;font-size: 10px;line-height: 14px;color: #58595b;}

Change it to:

table {font-family: verdana;font-size: 10px;color: #58595b;}

The problem is that your font-size is 25px but the line-height is limited to 14px, hence the cut-off.

 

[HairyHun]

That should fix most of the issues! Thanks!

HH

 

[HairyHun]

On the same page i have some problems with IE8. Lot of the things that are ligned center ( vertically ) are appeared as if it was TOP aligned.

Should I worry about? ( It's a beta, would be fixed ) or there is a common fix for that?

They are at version 8? can't microsoft learn to follow the W3C standards?