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Yeah, thanks for your help. You know what is interesting? I just discovered in IE9 that when I zoom in or zoom out of the page the space I'm talking about goes away. Weird that it's not consistent....

That's weird, there is a definite space on my IE9 browser rendering. Wonder why I see it and you don't.

I tried your suggestion, UAL225, but I still have that stupid space in between the image and the border in IE9. Strange how
rtrethewey (above comment) says he doesn't see the space on his IE9.

I have a header image that is suppose to have a 2px solid black border around it, right? Everything looks great in Firefox and Chrome, but IE9 will includes an extra space in between the border and...

Coohead,

I just figured it out thanks to Dave's reply (above). After going through the W3C validator, it told me I had errors on the lines where I specified the coordinates with "px" added for...

Dave,

Thanks for directing me to this validator - worked like a charm. I guess IE took issue with me specifying the coordinates with the letters "px" included for pixels. I omitted them and it...

Thanks coothead,

Instead of just copying what you did (which probably I'll end up doing anyways), would it be possible for you to isolate what I did wrong in my markup and tell me specifically why...

Any help with this will be much appreciated.

Ok, here's the situation. I have an image (Sample_front2.jpg) that has several clickable areas on it that go to outside websites. I use the img...

Hello,

I just want to prefix by saying I am a novice to HTML and CSS - nevertheless I'm trying! Also I should mention that I am attempting to create an HTML5 doctype using the XHTML syntax linking...