Click here to see what I mean.. What could prevent these two from sitting directly atop each other like that. At the moment on my site I have to use margin-bottom:-22px; to get the effect.
And of course, it doesn’t work in IE…
Thanks 🙂
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Some inherited margin, perhaps? It’s very hard to know without the context.
A useful tool to identify problems of this type is what is known in most browsers as “developer tools” (Firebug in Firefox). Right click on any element and choose
Inspect elementin order to easily view the box model of any element, and from where it has acquired those styles.Here’s some links on how to do this with Firebug: http://getfirebug.com/layout and http://getfirebug.com/css