CSS positioning issues in Firefox

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• brains0

  I'd stay away from the <p> tag? maybe create a class for the text with padding etc.. although ie may do some funny business with it.

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  • just try to achieve what you want with a .p instead of a <p> tag. firefox might be tagging some of its own goodies to the <p> tag regardless of what you've given it's attributes in css.brains
  • <p> tag, regardless what you've defined in css.brains
  • Sorry, excuse my ignorance. How do I accomplish that? Do I make a div for the paragraph and give it class properties?scrap_paper
  • Is that what you mean witih .p?scrap_paper
  • if you want semantic markup, leave in the <p> tag.dtan

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