@drhowarddrfineOct 02.2006 — #25% of what? Do you specify the size of the parent container? IE attempts to guess at this but this is incorrect behavior.
@ray326Oct 02.2006 — #Well, that didnt work. Also, it gets the left side right, so why not the top? Hmm.[/QUOTE]The body has a width defined by the width of the browser unless over-ridden. It doesn't have that with the height because web pages are assumed to be as tall as needed to hold the content.
@ryeterrellauthorOct 02.2006 — #The body has a width defined by the width of the browser unless over-ridden. It doesn't have that with the height because web pages are assumed to be as tall as needed to hold the content.[/QUOTE] Okay, but I defined it and it still didnt work. ?
@WebJoelOct 02.2006 — #That ending semi-colon is NOT needed so I would assume there was a typo elsewhere.[/QUOTE] I would have said that too ('...that it makes no differance'), and with respect I have to say that once before I encountered [I]the same error[/I]... and my adding the 'missing' semi-colon seemed to correct the problem.
I finished the work, gave it back and sort-of never figured out why or even [I]if[/I] that was the actual cure. I merely ...remembered it for possible future use.
[I]Now I'll have to go and try to reproduce this 'error' and see if adding/removing the ";" actually works.[/I] :eek: At any rate, -I'm as surprised as anyone that it seemed to work for the postee... Firefox is picky. -Said it before. Even "comment" tags... Most browsers would accept <!--comment tag--> but Firefox get upset. -There should a space after the double-hyphen and before the closing double-hyphen. Under some conditions apparently, Fx throws a wobbly over 'bad' comment tags, too...