Compitability with firefox

[sammy]

hey frienz,

i have used smth like below.
<span class=buttonbox><input type=button class=button-t value="save">
</span>
:confused: In buttonbox CSS class i have used heigth but that height is not affecting the size of the button in firefox whereas itz working in ie

PLZ HELP!!!

[felgall]

You can only assign heights to block level elements. Since span is an inline element its height is defined by the content and can't be overridden. Change the span to a div and you will have a block you can give a height to.

[sammy]

hey flegall
Thanks a lot... :) it worked...
hey can u suggest me regarding alignment issues.
All my pages that look well aligned in IE are misaligned in FF.

[ray326]

Do you have valid doctypes on the pages? Do you know about IE's box model problems?

[sammy]

hey Ray
Cud u tell me smth y my checkboxes arent appearing on FF....
m so very tired with FF issues... :(

[drhowarddrfine]

If you are having "FF issues" then that tells us you are comparing your page to IE which tells us you are coding incorrectly. Post your complete code.

Also, quit with the cutesy talk.

[ray326]

Cud u tell me smth y my checkboxes arent appearing on FF....Sorry, but they kicked me out of the Psychic Friends Network.

[WebJoel]

I am pretty sure what Ray is meaning here is bad grammar/spelling is kluge and non-gratia. It certainly wastes my time trying to decipher the meaning, so (shaking head while smiling to self), I dismiss the request entirely.
Language difficulties aside, a sincere request for help should refrain from the chat-room AOL-kiddiescripter jargon.

[ray326]

Actually what I meant was, how do you answer questions about something you haven't seen?