If I set the img’s size to 100*100, the containing div will be like 100*106.
Where does that extra ‘6px’ come from? How does this behavior fit to the standard?
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If I set the img’s size to 100*100, the containing div will be like 100*106.
Where does that extra ‘6px’ come from? How does this behavior fit to the standard?
@clyde; yes this is a natural behavior of image because img is an inline element so user agents leave some space for descender characters.
you can remove it with css:
FOR MORE CHECK THESE
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Images,_Tables,_and_Mysterious_Gaps
Unwanted padding-bottom of a div