Sent by Sam Carter on 22 March 2004 13:01
I'd like to post a URL , but I'll need to post a public page, and this
problem is intermittent.
*Often* - Netscape 7.1 will chop off the bottom two pixels of the graphic
specified in CSS to be used as a bullet.
The HTML is easy:
<ul class="ul-redtriangle">
<li>identification - how a user/process identifies him or herself
(e.g., user name) </li>
<li>authentication - how the user's/process' identity is verified
(e.g., password) </li>
<li>authorization - determines what the person/process can do</li>
<li>accountability - determines what the person/process did</li>
<li>non-repudiation - the user cannot deny an action because his/her
identity is associated with his/her actions</li>
</ul>
And the CSS is also easy:
ul.ul-blue-arrow{
list-style-image: url(../images-layout/bullet-blue-arrow.gif);}
However, the bottom two rows of pixels in the arrow are covered with white
(often). A page refresh usually corrects the problem.
Is this a known bug ?
Sam
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