I think this is an IE6 CSS problem. Try giving your LI's a bottom a solid 1px border the same color as the background color of the UL (or containing div). I think that shrinks the LIs a bit. It won't be perfect, but it does help.SpiderMonkey wrote:Update on this problem:
I've got the rollovers working in IE by introducing a behaviour.
The thing displays fine in mac IE
However, there are some annoying spaces between the list elements in IE 6. Does anybody know how to get rid of these?
ul/li problem with CSS and IE
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That doesn't seem to have worked unfortunately.Everah wrote:I think this is an IE6 CSS problem. Try giving your LI's a bottom a solid 1px border the same color as the background color of the UL (or containing div). I think that shrinks the LIs a bit. It won't be perfect, but it does help.SpiderMonkey wrote:Update on this problem:
I've got the rollovers working in IE by introducing a behaviour.
The thing displays fine in mac IE
However, there are some annoying spaces between the list elements in IE 6. Does anybody know how to get rid of these?
I have noticed that the gaps are different sizes. This suggests to me that there is something about the images causing this (the images are different heights: I composed the side menu by chopping up a complete image so this is kind of unavoidable if it is to look right).
There are larger gaps on the smaller images. I think that IE might be trying to make the vertical size of all the <li>s equal to the size of the largest image.