I'm having a problem yet again with how CSS2 is rendered in IE. This time, I'm trying to create a customized horizontal rule. It works great in Firefox, but not in IE. It shows up with some sort of border/indentation in IE, even thought the border is set to 0px.

If anyone knows whether or not there is a solution to this, I'd really appreciate hearing it. Thanks for any help.

KWilliams

So, are the nice pictures of what you see in IE or FF?

Browsers' default styling of HR are different. I see no CSS and not even an HR at that URL. That would be useful.

Meanwhile...
http://www.sovavsiti.cz/css/hr.html
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=HorizontalLine

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http://yupapa.com

Those are images of what I see in IE. Firefox has no problem, and does not display the border.

The site that I'm working on is located on an internal server, so there's no way for me to show you that page. That's why I created this page.

What I'll do is to add the CSS to the page, and add an hr that's affected by that CSS for you and others to see. Sorry about that. I just wanted to show what I was seeing in IE, and whether other's had had the same problem in the past. Thanks for the input.

KWilliams

Ok, I've actually added the CSS to the page with an actual horizontal rule. I had just intended for people to see what I was seeing, but now I understand that you can't help without all of the information. Thanks for the heads-up.

KWilliams

Ok, I received the solution from another forum. You can see the thread at http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/sh...466#post559466. This is the solution:

And it now works, as you can see on the test page. Thanks to everyone for their help:)

KWilliams