Netscape inserts line breaks after <a class="...">

[telark]

Does anyone have a workaround for this? I have found that Netscape, in all its wonderful logic, inserts a line break after <a> tags that have a CSS class.

Here is an example

Here is the code for the CSS class, link:

.link{
font-size : 14px;
font-family : Arial, Tahoma, Serif;
font-style: normal;
text-align: left;}

Once again... I am befuddled by Netscape.

Your help is appreciated.

[isotope235]

NN4 should handle using class & id for <a> tags.

I think the problem is the inline style declarations in the <hr> & <p> tags.

NN4 does goofy things when it encounters inline style declarations.

[Ian Glass]

Originally posted by telark
.link { ... text-align: left;}

Why are you aligning the contents of an inline element? That may be your problem.

~~Hope This Helps

[isotope235]

Originally posted by Ian Glass
Why are you aligning the contents of an inline element? That may be your problem.

Indeed, good job Ian.

The text-align property doesn't apply to in-line elements like <a>. Other browsers are ignoring this but Netscape is being tempermental as usual.

[telark]

Thank you - that had not occurred to me - and I have no idea why the text-align attribute was there.

I appreciate your help.