Copy code The code is as follows:li {width:300px; height:23px; line-height:24px:} <ul> <li>Large line spacing</li> <li>Large line spacing</li> <li>Large line spacing</li> <ul> After the above definition, the line spacing of li should be 23px, but IE is 28px, 5 pixels more. The reason is unknown. The solution is as follows (red means the test is OK): 1. The solution to the problem of blank line spacing in li under IE5: If the width of li is defined, then vertical-align: bottom; needs to be defined in li. 2. It is best not to define the width in UL, but in the DIV outside LI or UL. 3. The best way to write LI is to write the height and width, as well as vertical-align: bottom; in li (for ie5/win bug), or add a div outside ul and define the width. Then you don’t need to define the width and vertical-align: bottom; in li, and it will display normally (no blank line spacing will be generated under IE5), but the height still needs to be defined. |
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