Niggle
Technical User
- Apr 2, 2001
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I have only recently started using CSS's, and seem to be getting the basics right 
However, I would like to be able to ensure that cells containing text keep nice and tight. Generally, (in IE for example), they exceed the depth of the text by a considerable amount and look wrong. In Safari and Netscape they look OK.
An example of what I mean is at - and you can see the effects in the lower frame in the set. In IE the cells always are twice the depth of the text.
However, I would like to be able to ensure that cells containing text keep nice and tight. Generally, (in IE for example), they exceed the depth of the text by a considerable amount and look wrong. In Safari and Netscape they look OK.
An example of what I mean is at - and you can see the effects in the lower frame in the set. In IE the cells always are twice the depth of the text.
