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9.8

Vertical positioning problem of image with Firefox.

Asked by jwright9 in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Java Server Pages (JSP), Firefox Web Browser

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In Firefox, I am having problems with this code displaying properly:
<div class="standardHeader">
The picture below shows the locations of the gas stations on a sample mapt. Use the symbols written on the actual map to navigate to your destination.
<br />
<img  src="images/sampleSSA-623.JPG" alt="Mandatory values"/>
</div >                  
<br />
<hr/>
<br />
<br/>

Space in the browser does not open up to display the image with space above and below but the image
actually covers up the <hr/> line and crowds everything up.  Is there a way to fix this so that it displays correctly in Firefox as well as IE.  IE is showing it fine.

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Zones: Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Java Server Pages (JSP), Firefox Web Browser
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Solution Provided By: Kravimir
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