Image Borders

When my page loads in IE, I get small dark blue lines between
the images(I'm talking about the top banner). In FF, it looks
seamless, but for some reason in IE, there are small gaps, almost
like a border. I went though and set the border equal to 0for the
images, yet it didn't help at all. The top of the image on the
right(Donations, Contact Us, Newsletter) lines up fine, but the
bottom and the image on the left(Spokane County United Way), has
the gaps.
I tried validating my page, since last time I had a problem
with gaps and tables, that was it. It is fully validated.
Any help would be wonderful.
http://askmontage.com/UnitedWay/website/

On Wed, 1 Aug 2007 21:22:49 +0000 (UTC), "PyroPunk132"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>When my page loads in IE, I get small dark blue lines
between the images(I'm
>talking about the top banner). In FF, it looks seamless,
but for some reason in
>IE, there are small gaps, almost like a border. I went
though and set the
>border equal to 0for the images, yet it didn't help at
all. The top of the
>image on the right(Donations, Contact Us, Newsletter)
lines up fine, but the
>bottom and the image on the left(Spokane County United
Way), has the gaps.
> I tried validating my page, since last time I had a
problem with gaps and
>tables, that was it. It is fully validated.
>
> Any help would be wonderful.
>
>
>
http://askmontage.com/UnitedWay/website/
Looks like the different way IE handles the box model - with
padding,
margin width etc.
Looking at it with Firefox / web developer toobar - with
Outline block
elements on - I can see the margin
~Malcolm N....
~

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