hr padding

hr {

	border: none 0; 

	border-top: 1px dashed #000;

	width: 100%;

	height: 1px;

}

i drew the site around firefox, & the horizontal rule looks like crap in ie.. i tried, setting a padding top & bottom but that didnt work.. anyone know?

#479435

have you tried with margins ? or the P margins could be responsible

remember each browser starts with different defaults for many values - it is good habit to reset the style, starting with a simple

* { margin: 0; padding: 0; border: 0; }

if it's enough for you, or with more complex css reset sheets.

oh my, why with the change of name? following the metallicamaster3 wave?

#479466

lol... i was hoping no one would assosiate me with them... new domain; tired of having a lame alias,

the css reset did the trick, thanks for the point in the right direction,

#479478

FYI, you spelled "amateur" wrong.

#479513

FYI, you spelled "amateur" wrong.

Really? Dictionary says he spelled it correctly...

Nice site by the way!

#479989

@nh: I had amature untill his post, than changed it right away preventing any furthur embarrassment.. its only spelt correctly because of him

turning the margin to 0px has made my line break

not work in IE unless I double it (for obvious reasons)...

f***ing internetexplorer...

anyone know how to solve my delima?

#480004

turning the margin to 0px has made my line break
not work in IE unless I double it (for obvious reasons)...
f***ing internetexplorer...
anyone know how to solve my delima?

You may want to check out Google to see if IE has a specific problem with this, but you can always use an IE-specific hack or whatnot.

http://www.webdevout.net/css-hacks

-NC

#480006

if I'm not mistaken

and

line breaks are the exact same and cant have independent margines... so even if i alter my css for differnt browers, I still have the same errors in IE

I'll google this a bit deeper,

thanks for the link

#480008

uhm, not sure about that, each element is supposed to have its own properties - nothing is "shared".

however, what do you mean by
not working ? A
is defined as a line break, so all it does is move the text after it on the next line. Additional space left is outside the scope of the tag, and its often misused - ideally, a
would not appear outside a

or other block of text.

If it doesn't break lines, that's very wierd. If it doesn't leave "more space", well, use margins ;-)

#480015