erenpasa
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Internet explorer crlf, white space problem
hi to all,
i have a problem.i've attaced two html file. no-problem.html has no problem of course. but problem.html is problem with internet explorer 7. because there is a enter char after img element. it's no problem for chrome or ff.
what can i do?
thanks.
problem.html.txt
no-problem.html.txt
problem.jpg
i have a problem.i've attaced two html file. no-problem.html has no problem of course. but problem.html is problem with internet explorer 7. because there is a enter char after img element. it's no problem for chrome or ff.
what can i do?
thanks.
problem.html.txt
no-problem.html.txt
problem.jpg
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Thought I was quite quick, thorough and complete, why do you B-grade me? Always give experts the chance to earn there A-grade, by following up in the question, we may be wizards, but we can't read minds. Please read EE's policy on 10pts must.
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hi abel,
i've read the EE's policy now. you are right by EE's policy. if i read it before i give you A-grade. But i though that i 've attached a html file without problems and you not said different things.I've give B-grade for this reason.
i've read the EE's policy now. you are right by EE's policy. if i read it before i give you A-grade. But i though that i 've attached a html file without problems and you not said different things.I've give B-grade for this reason.
Ah, my apologies. I now see that I basically only told you what you already new. Why didn't you say so? I would've elaborated (which is why we're here, and sometimes it happens that we miss something of a question) if you'd asked.
And, back to the question: you actually new the problem. I seconded that. The solution is, as you now know, only a workaround (I can't make you happier about IE's quirks, I know). A more complex solution would be to use JavaScript to remove the whitespace. And I do remember a CSS-only solution, but I didn't get that working recently.
And, back to the question: you actually new the problem. I seconded that. The solution is, as you now know, only a workaround (I can't make you happier about IE's quirks, I know). A more complex solution would be to use JavaScript to remove the whitespace. And I do remember a CSS-only solution, but I didn't get that working recently.
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hi abel,
i 've send a message to reopen the question. i'll change your graduate.
thanks alot.
i 've send a message to reopen the question. i'll change your graduate.
thanks alot.
tx, erenpasa and modus_operandi.
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nop. bye.