overflow and padding

[mreddy]

I haven't done any web design in quite a while. Now I find that different browsers still render css properties differently. Sad..Issue 1:Using overflow=hidden and padding:xx results in the bottom of the element not having a padding if the content actually flows over. You can see this here http://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?fil...trycss_overflow by adding padding:30px;. This is the same for both browsers.Issue 2:Using the same link and adding the padding and setting overflow:hidden, we can see that IE uses the padding inside the element and Firefox actually expands the element. Thus the padding property is completely unusable?Question:Is there a place where all the properties that are rendered differently on different browsers are listed, so I would not have to test everything?Thanks for Your time.-Eddy

[HighCaliber]

Use overflow:auto, and scrollbars will only appear when needed.Chris

[mreddy]

Use overflow:auto, and scrollbars will only appear when needed.Chris

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Doesn't really answer my question but thanks anyway.