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So, check out this screenshot of a page I’m working on in Chrome Developer Tools:
The top rule in ‘Matched CSS Rules’ suggests that the width of the element should be 160px.
But in ‘Computed Style’ the width is actually 0px.
If you click on the ‘0px’, it again shows the rule suggesting that the width should be 160px. But it’s not.
What’s going on? What is setting the width to 0px that is invisble to Chrome Developer Tools?
And how can I debug this?
the link uses
display: inline;. You want eitherdisplay: inline-block;ordisplay: block;(if you need IE6-7 support).You may want to read the spec on the display property.