Re: .innerHTML bug with mozilla/firefox (Ajax)
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Re: .innerHTML bug with mozilla/firefox (Ajax)

From: Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn <PointedEars@web.de>
Date: Mon Apr 10 2006 - 16:47:15 CEST



Clément wrote:



> I have a div called "test" like ...


> => "something"


> When I use test.innerHTML = "something else", I get ...


> => "


>       something else"


> [...]



Why, `div' elements are block-level elements by default.  So they may have


a (top) margin, and the parent block-level element may have a (top) padding. 


If you do not want the padding or the margin (as defined in the basic


stylesheet), you have to set it to 0, using CSS.



That there is a padding or a margin is no bug at all.



PointedEars


Received on Mon May  1 04:53:22 2006