In Mozilla:
The problem we are trying to solve: We are using XSL/XML to generate
tables with text in the rows. The spacing is wider then when those same
exact tables are created in regular HTML. We figured out that this has
to do with Mozilla rendering the HTML page in quirks mode, versus the
XML/XSL page being rendered in strict mode.
I can find no way to enable quirks mode in Mozilla for XML/XSL
documents, since it does not appear possible to use the DOCTYPE tag. So
then the question is, how do we fix it the "right" way, within strict
mode, so that the table rows are spaced the way they are in quirks
mode?
This document makes reference to some CSS settings that can be used to
do it:
http://www.mozilla.org/docs/web-deve...q.html#margins
But it gives no specifics, and I can find nothing specifically
explaining the issue and how to fix it.
Any help is welcomed!
Thanks,
Thomas