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  1. That works very well, thanks for your help :)Paul
  2. HiI'm new to the forum and although I work as a professional web developer in the UK, I'm also fairly new to css layouts. Please bear with me and hopefully I will be able to reciprocate the help before too long!I recently decided to move away from tables altogether and although it's hard going, I can see major benefits in layout flexibility. Isn't it funny though how with every new piece of knowledge you think you finally have css 'under your belt', only to find with your next design that you're stuck again!Anyway, I have another problem which I'm trying to work out and I'm hoping someone may have the answer. I've in the process of re-working our Company site at http://www.cyberstudios.co.uk to a tableless design and I've hit a snag with uls. The problem is that the spacing between li's is different in Netscape 7 and IE6 (the list appears 'tighter' in Netscape). I've tried zeroing the margins and padding like so:ul.disk { list-style-type:disc; padding-top: 0; padding-bottom: 0; margin-top: 0; margin-bottom: 0; }li { padding: 0px 0px; margin: 0px 0px; }- but the problem persists. I can't seem to find anyone who has an answer to this and I'm now wondering if this is one bug that we just have to live with.BTW, another issue is that Netscape still renders the bullets as the default diamond shape even though the css specifies a link-style-type of disc
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