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code:
<a href="..."><img src="..' /><span>..</span></a>
works fine in all cases, but
<a href="...">
<img src="..." />
<span>..</span>
</a>
doesn’t work in firefox, even in the latest FF. Seems it’s default behavior in IE & chrome to ignore(collpase) the extra white spaces and line feeds. But it’s not the case in FF.
Is there any way to force firefox to ignore the white spaces? Thanks in advance.
You can not do that. You’ll have to either change your markup or the CSS styles so that the image and span are correctly aligned in all browsers.
In case the image is the same for every link, another technique is to change the CSS style for the
<a>tag, so that the image is set als left-aligned, unrepeated background image and a left padding pushes the text to the right so that the image is visible.