(X)HTML Strict, CSS layout & Firefox problem

[YLearn]

I have been asked to help integrate phpBB into our church's new website (under development) which is a CSS based layout. I am able to use the code from their site pretty easily in the overall_header and overall_footer files (wraps phpBB into a content div), but have been running into a series of problems (while only dealing with IE6.x and FF 1.5 so far).

When I first did this, it worked fine in FF but broke badly in IE (the forum table lined up with the bottom of the left navigation div). After a great deal of searching, I found a posting that discussed this problem with phpBB and IE....the solution given was to change the DTD to a strict (standards mode) one and give a 98% width to the table tag in CSS. Great, this worked.

But, now back in FF the table has opened up space between all lines, which while "livable" doesn't look/feel quite right. I have looked around and tried several possible solutions, but none really fix it. I think the best solution I have found so far was to add the 0.9em line-height to the th,td style....this shrinks the open space in FF, but opens up more in IE.

Anyone have any other ideas to try?

[pentapenguin]

A link to the offending page would be helpful.

[YLearn]

[quote user="pentapenguin" post="69424"]A link to the offending page would be helpful. [/quote]
http://winnetka.technicelixir.com/forums/index.php

This is only a temporary site. Still a ways to go, and I am not responsible for anything at this point except integrating phpBB into the site they are making.

[floridamary4]

thanks for sharing

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[sharon100]

Give a link to the offending page........ So that it gets resolved........

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