I am having trouble with line spacing in IE. For some reason I get extra space when a line wraps around to another line. Then I would try to use the <br> tag and it still spaces way too much. This is weird. Anyone ever have this weird problem?
No, I am coding by hand. It is weird. I will type a sentence in a table. It will wrap automatically because the table is narrow. For some reason when it wraps it puts a weird extra space it.
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For smaller type sizes (1 & 2) this can be a problem, due to a bug in the browsers, but it's easy enough to fix.<br>
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Just make sure that you include a <BR> tag IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING the last character in the paragraph -- no spaces, on same line.<br>
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The extra space between the last line and the rest of the paragraph should disappear.
I've noticed that if you're setting font properties using <font></font>, that <br> has to go inside the <font> tags. <br>
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Also, if you ever cut up a large image, and recombine it using a table with cellpadding="0" and cellspacing="0", be sure your ending </td> tag is on the same line as the content of that cell. If not, IE 5.0 interprets a space below the image. That almost made me bald before I figured that out!
That shouldn't matter with HTML, but since you brought it up, I too have noticed that IE 5 does things different. <p>John D. Saucier<br><a href=mailto:jsauce@net1plus.com>jsauce@net1plus.com</a><br><a href=
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