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11.10.2005 at 11:21AM PST, ID: 21626798
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streamline Browser interpretation of px value

Asked by alexgreen in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

Tags: interpretation, browser, px


Is there any way to position things using CSS that makes it exactly the same whether you use IE or a Mozilla browser?

I have been using px to position things (see http://www.mooseworks.co.uk/justconveyancing/index.htm) but the page appears differently when viewed in IE compared to firefox.  I know this is a browser interpretation issue and is due to IE giving a slightly different value to Firefox when faced with the px label.

Is there a way to do this page to look correct in both browsers? (i.e. the images on the right lined up to the right side of the top title box.)

would it mean using em vaules?  how do these compare to px?

thanks in advance

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Zone: Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
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