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i designed my site so far using <div> tags and an iframe in firefox and mozilla all of them line up perfectly and seamlessly however in internet explorer i get a small gap between each div tag even though i specified height: and width: in all my div tags.

anyone know what might reconcile this?

i want to finish my site and i dont want it look half arsed for IE viewers.

(come on someone here has to have a clue)

i will attach to screen captures so u know what i mean the first is IE screenshot the second firefox
screenshot.
 
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have you tried:

Code:
div{
margin: 0px;
padding: 0px;
spacing: 0px;
}

I have divs, so I use tables instead and it is the same (ish) for tables:

Code:
table{
cellspacing: 0px;
cellpadding: 0px
margin: 0px
}

try border as well! :)

I dunno too much about divs though! :)
 
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thanks :) i'll try the spacing at 0 i had margin and padding in there set to 0 maybe spacing is the missing ingredient :)

i tried that to and that didnt resolve it either its about to drive me crazy.
 
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Didn't work for me, and I've having a similar issue.
 
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try adding padding:0px; to the body tag or in your stylesheet
 
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if you put "position:absolute" then the entire thing is going to get messed up but if you
put "position:relative;left:-1;" or you could "padding-left:0;"
 
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