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Does anyone have something in CSS that will keep me from having line breaks in my lists in Firefox? I hate that space it creates in FF but without it my lists look like crap in IE.
 
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AfternicAfternic
do you use tables at all?
 
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I try to avoid them if possible
 
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try putting in CSS:

li {
top: 0;
bottom: 0;
}
 
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I don't really understand what you mean. Can you post the url? Did tm's idea help?
 
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tm said:
try putting in CSS:

li {
top: 0;
bottom: 0;
}

Thanks, that worked just fine.

Funny how easy the fix is but you become so attached to what you are doing you just can't see it.

The issue was that I am taking over a site that was created by someone else. They have used tables and the font tag more often then they really needed to IMHO so I am going through the site and coming up with the stlye sheets to clean it all up.

Actually it is 3 sites that I will be re-doing and the owners would like to keep them very much like they are but fix the errors throughout. I like a challenge and so far it has been one. Someone had taken on the task and while they hung the sites it really looks like they just took a WYSIWYG and went for broke instead of taking the time to ensure clean and understandable markup was used.

Anyway, I appreciate the help. When the sites are done I will throw some links up to get some feedback.
 
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glad to help, anytime :)
 
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