Nutscrape! That hurts!

[zoobie]

My button's text is aligned right (!) in NS6+...totally amazing. Fixable or is this yet another rendering problem with Nutscrape?

<tr>
<td align="center"><input type="button" name="Ouch" style="font:bold 12px verdana;text-align:center;color:#ffffff; background-color:#000000" value="Continue"></td>
</tr>

( My other relevant question to display was just another rendering problem so don't fret if this can't be answered. No worries...:cool: )

[Roy Sinclair]

In Mozilla 1.3 it renders just fine for me. Try it within a very simple page, you may have some other code that's causing that to happen.

[Skyzyx]

Also keep in mind that there have been vast advances in the Gecko rendering engine since Netscape six-point-oh (which was based on Milestone 18... before Gecko even had versions!). Are you talking pre- or post-Netscape 6.2x? The gap is significantly narrower between 6.2x and 7.0x.

I'd suggest to your NS6 users to upgrade to 6.2.3 or 7.0x.

[zoobie]

I've even tried the ol' <form> tags...The only thing I can think of is that it's nested with another table.
I have NS7 but noticed it in NS6, too.

Here's a link...The button is at the bottom of the bottom frame..."Continue".

www.geocities.com/zoobie007/fhr/index.html

Thanks :D

[Roy Sinclair]

It's working properly (IE is the one that isn't working). Your delcaration for table_i sets a text-indent value and Gecko honors the Cascading part of CSS properly while IE is dropping it. Set a 0 text-index value on the "but" class and it'll line up properly.

[zoobie]

Ahhhhhh...So that's what's happening... Thanks for looking Roy...Good job. :thumbsup: