Edit:Ignore the below post as it is not correct... I guess it's been a while since the last time I did client-side work
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<li> is an inline element, thus you can't change its height/width. If you still wish to do that, you first need to change it to a block element with:
Your code says "display:inline" though. Get rid of that part. If you want them to be next to each other, either float them, or try inline-block (not recommended).
I know in IE, setting the height will work. I don't think it does in firefox though. However, setting a bottom and top margin will give you a height.
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scottayy wrote:I know in IE, setting the height will work. I don't think it does in firefox though. However, setting a bottom and top margin will give you a height.
It will work also in FF. Check your CSS and XHTML code for mistakes and then validate it. I had a similar problem with the distance (padding) between 2 li tags and the cause was that I forgot to close an li tag.