IE peculiarities again

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  • Gregor Kofler
    #1

    IE peculiarities again

    This XHR generated tree (though the generation shouldn't be the reason)
    works perfectly ok in FF, Safari, Opera. Alas, not in IE.

    http://web.gregorkofler.com/index.php?page=tree


    It seems as if the li elements of the tree have some sort of padding,
    though paddings and margins are set to zero. Setting a padding and
    increasing it, widens the gap. I've tried to throw in some generic
    "workaround s" like setting position to relative, line-height to 0, etc.
    Didn't help. And googling for IE and "padding margin bug" gives you
    zillions of hits. Perhaps somebody can point me to the proper bug
    description.

    Gregor


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    • dorayme
      #2
      Re: IE peculiarities again

      In article <2XnWj.137$X85. 84@nntpserver.s wip.net>,
      Gregor Kofler <usenet@gregork ofler.atwrote:
      This XHR generated tree (though the generation shouldn't be the reason)
      works perfectly ok in FF, Safari, Opera. Alas, not in IE.
      >
      http://web.gregorkofler.com/index.php?page=tree

      >
      It seems as if the li elements of the tree have some sort of padding,
      though paddings and margins are set to zero. Setting a padding and
      increasing it, widens the gap. I've tried to throw in some generic
      "workaround s" like setting position to relative, line-height to 0, etc.
      Didn't help. And googling for IE and "padding margin bug" gives you
      zillions of hits. Perhaps somebody can point me to the proper bug
      description.
      >
      Gregor
      Have no WinIE handy for now, but you might just put in a more usual
      doctype:

      <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN"
      "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">

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      dorayme

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        • Gregor Kofler
          #3
          Re: IE peculiarities again

          dorayme meinte:

          Quick as usual...
          Have no WinIE handy for now, but you might just put in a more usual
          doctype:
          <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN"
          "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
          Nope. Didn't help. I only tested it locally, since changing it means a
          modification to my PHP framework, and I don't want to update it right
          now. (So far all my projects have worked without (the optional) DTD and
          I suppose it shouldn't make a difference. But then... this is IE.)

          Gregor



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