Firefox and image placement

Question

Hi;
at
http://www.pccashdrawer.com/index07.html
I have an image in the upper
left hand cell and a continuation of that image as a
background image in the
cell to its right. In firefox, they don't line up unless you
reduce the
browser text size to its smallest possible size. This is not
a problem in
IE. What do I do to get the 2 images to line up in FF ?
Thanks;
Pat

Answer 1

Thanks Win.
Works like a charm
Pat
"Win Day" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> On Thu, 16 Aug 2007 14:53:45 -0600, "Pat Jones"
<[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>>Hi;
>>
>>at
http://www.pccashdrawer.com/index07.html
I have an image in the upper
>>left hand cell and a continuation of that image as a
background image in
>>the
>>cell to its right. In firefox, they don't line up
unless you reduce the
>>browser text size to its smallest possible size. This
is not a problem in
>>IE. What do I do to get the 2 images to line up in FF
>>
>>Thanks;
>>
>>Pat
>>
>
> Don't put the image inside a paragraph tag, or set the
default margin
> and padding on <p> to 0.
>
> Each browser uses a different default margin and padding
on HTML
> elements. It's why you'll see advice here to zero out
all margins and
> paddings - you'll start with a level playing field.
>
> Doesn't matter that you've defined the height of the
table cell to
> match the height of the image. Table cells always
stretch to
> accommodate their contents.
>
> Win
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