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You should not even need the style for this table, it should work without it.<br />
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style=&quot;display:inline;&quot; <br />

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You should not even need the style for this table, it should work without it.

style="display:inline;"


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You are a wizard! My browser was indeed set to zoom in mode and that caused it! Wow - very intuitive of you!
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You are a wizard! My browser was indeed set to zoom in mode and that caused it! Wow - very intuitive of you!

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Ok, I've read all the Google search results for lines between images and have tried applying display:block on the img tag and have tried removing any whitespace between html, but this one problem persists, so it's a tough one.<br />
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This is only a problem on FireFox for Mac (my version is 3.6.8)<br />
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You can see an example of the problem here:<br />
<a href="http://g2.minisage.com/include/topnav/topnav_test.htm" rel="ugc">http://g2.minisage.com/include/topnav/topnav_test.htm</a><br />
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This is just a simple 1 row, 2 column table, with an image in each table, yet there is a line between the 2 images. <br />
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Calling all geniuses, this one has me pulling my hair out :) How can I code around this using just CSS?
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Ok, I've read all the Google search results for lines between images and have tried applying display:block on the img tag and have tried removing any whitespace between html, but this one problem persists, so it's a tough one.

This is only a problem on FireFox for Mac (my version is 3.6.8)

You can see an example of the problem here:
http://g2.minisage.com/include/topnav/topnav_test.htm

This is just a simple 1 row, 2 column table, with an image in each table, yet there is a line between the 2 images. 

Calling all geniuses, this one has me pulling my hair out :) How can I code around this using just CSS?

Thin lines between images in FireFox for Mac

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a language used for describing the look and formatting of a document written in a markup language. Usually used to change web pages and user interfaces written in HTML, it can also be applied to any kind of XML document. CSS is designed primarily to distinguish the content of a document from its presentation.