How to apply no-style-at-all ?

I'm sure you've all been seeing Netscape 4's weird behaviour with line-heights and images, the images overlapping the text etc... All this because of the line-height attribute.

So, how do you cancel all styles in a SPAN tag around an image ?
Is there something like style="none" ?

shin-ma...

by default a span tag has no attributes. It is completely empty of any value.

If you are talking about a DIV tag (which is a block level element) then you just have to determine which attribute you want to cancel out, then style that particular element.

For example, by default the <P> tag (and the DIV) both have an extra line-space below them (or margin)

simply do this:

p { margin-bottom: 0px; }

Note that this may not work in Netscape though

:lol:

Yup i knew about SPAN thanks :)
Just thought about a kind of <span style=" ... "><img src="whatever.jpg"></span>

And anyway i finally made it with a TABLE :p