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Help with Rendering problem related to line-height

Asked by jb1013 in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

Tags: css, firefox, mac

Hi I'm having a rendering problem that is related to line-height, I believe  The page is rendering exactly how I want in Firefox, and very close in IE.  However, Opera, IE Mac and Safari are problematic.  I'm hoping some of you might be able to offer a solution for me.

You can see the template I'm working on here:
http://www.mariadianaramos.com/template.html

The CSS is here:
http://www.mariadianaramos.com/mdr.css

There is a IE only sheet here:
http://www.mariadianaramos.com/mdr_ie.css

The biggest problem is in the sub-navigation area on the left.  In Firefox and IE it looks fine.  But in Opera, Safari, and IE Mac the line-height does not seem to be applied.  And all the navigation items are pushed to the top.

The Main Navigation on the top is also slightly out of alignment in Safari, IE Mac, and Opera compared with what I want which is how Firefox is rendering it.

One very minor problem is the way IE is rendering the spacer bullets in the top navigation area in that they are aligning to the bottom of the text rather than the middle.  I've tried various vertical alignment methods and changing the graphic itself with more whitespace above or below but can't quite seem to get it to render the same on various browsers.  This is a very minor issue for me I just thought I would throw it out there.

Thanks for any input you can provide.

JB
 
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