RE: [PHP] table cell space under image in IE

Here is essentially what view source yields. I have to use <INPUT TYPE="image" in order to have the image highlighted via client side code. But from what I've read this is part of the html standard. <TR> <TD ALIGN="left" COLSPAN="3" HEIGHT=20> <B>1 - 50</B> <FORM NAME="Second" ACTION="https://website/file.php" METHOD="post"> <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="lstnumrows" VALUE="50"> </TD> <TD ALIGN="left" CELLPADDING="0" CELLSPACING="0" HEIGHT=20 COLSPAN="5"> <INPUT TYPE="image" NAME="pic2" ID="pic2" BORDER="0" SRC="Blankleft.gif"> <INPUT TYPE="image" NAME="pic3" ID="pic3" BORDER="0" SRC="Forwardu.gif" onClick=document.Second.submit(); onMouseOver="change_it('pic3')" onMouseOut="change_back('pic3')"> </FORM> </TD> </TR> Larry S. Brown Dimension Networks, Inc. (727) 723-8388 -----Original Message----- From: CPT John W. Holmes [mailto:holmes072000@charter.net] Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 12:07 PM To: Larry Brown; PHP List Subject: Re: [PHP] table cell space under image in IE > Has anyone had to address this problem before? I've created a table and > placed an image inside. The image is around 12 pxl high and when the table > is displayed in Mozilla the cell border is up against the image on all > sides. On IE however, the top of the image is up against the cell border > but the bottom has aprox 10pxl of space. It is only there with the images, > only under the image, and only in IE (I've only checked v6). If anyone has > seen this and has an idea of how to fix it, PLEASE let me know. I've tried > setting cellspacing=0, cellpadding=0, and setting spacing to a range of > sized to see the effect and the smallest size it will move to is approx > 10pxls below the bottom of the image. Very frustrating! Do you have your code like <td><img></td> with no other whitespace? IE might be displaying a space or whitespace for some reason, whereas other browsers will ignore it. > I know this is not exactly on topic but I produce all html by php and I > don't want to go out and add myself to an html list (if there is such a > thing). Oh man... How horrible would that be?!? an HTML list??? ---John Holmes...