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Blinky the Shark
Tested Opera7.23/Moz1.4/Konq3.1.4/Linux and IE6/W98SE (graphical
browserwise).
Two questions, here: Besides Konqueror, does this also happen in Safari
(no fruit-flavored systems here), and why does it happen?
http://blinkynet.net/spag/haiku.html
http://blinkynet.net/dfstyle1.css
Div for first column uses:
<div>
<pre>
[content]
If I use that for the second-column div, the first line of content of
that column is rendered with a blank line preceding it, so it visually
vertically aligns with the *second* line of the first column.
http://blinkynet.net/spag/haiku_jog.html
or http://blinkynet.net/screens/konq.gif
That one-line offset is eliminated if I use this form for the second
column:
<div>
<pre>[content]
It looks like <pre> is differently treating, in each column, the CR that
follows it.
The second-column *div* isn't being jogged downward one that line --
giving test borders to the two divs show that their tops are aligned,
but that one blank line leads off the second.
Why is this apparently inconsistent between the two <pre>s? Or am I
missing something else?
browserwise).
Two questions, here: Besides Konqueror, does this also happen in Safari
(no fruit-flavored systems here), and why does it happen?
http://blinkynet.net/spag/haiku.html
http://blinkynet.net/dfstyle1.css
Div for first column uses:
<div>
<pre>
[content]
If I use that for the second-column div, the first line of content of
that column is rendered with a blank line preceding it, so it visually
vertically aligns with the *second* line of the first column.
http://blinkynet.net/spag/haiku_jog.html
or http://blinkynet.net/screens/konq.gif
That one-line offset is eliminated if I use this form for the second
column:
<div>
<pre>[content]
It looks like <pre> is differently treating, in each column, the CR that
follows it.
The second-column *div* isn't being jogged downward one that line --
giving test borders to the two divs show that their tops are aligned,
but that one blank line leads off the second.
Why is this apparently inconsistent between the two <pre>s? Or am I
missing something else?