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Scientifik

1:14 am on Aug 21, 2005 (gmt 0)

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Here were are with another IE vs. Firefox formatting discrepancy.
I have a table generated by data coming from a database, with each row of the table representing each row in the database. In the rightmost column of each row, there is a nested form with some hidden fields and and an input image for submitting the form data for that specific row. In firefox the row displays correctly, however IE stretches the height of the table and places the button in the extreme upper left corner of the cell while the text in the rest of the cells are valign = center, making each table row twice as tall as it should be and placing the input image a good 5 pixels above the horozontal axis of the rest of the text in that row. I've tried a number of things, however I can't get that button to fall into place. This is an HTML 4 document.

encyclo

1:19 am on Aug 21, 2005 (gmt 0)

WebmasterWorld Senior Member 10+ Year Member



Welcome to the forums, Scientifik. My first thought is to try adding:

style="display:inline;"

to the input tag. That might make a difference. Also, have you removed all the white space, including carriage returns, from within the table cell? If that doesn't work, could you post a short and relevant snippet of your markup?