.NET Framework - What's causing drop-down box in Firefox to appear taller?
Asked By Mark B
09-Feb-10 03:21 AM
http://www.gertes.com/pages/community/
In Firefox the height of the Group Language drop-down box appears taller
than the Category drop-down. This does not occur in IE. Anyone know why?
Alexey Smirnov replied to Mark B
Hm, it looks really as a bug in Firefox. While difference is just 1px
to me, it really shows it higher
...and just because of this
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if you remove the lines above, the problem will gone!
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