Problem with <A HREF> tag....

I have some wierd problem when adding
a <A HREF> tag...

I have a thin toolbar that is a layer, in this layer I want to have
several buttons, that are only text. When using <A HREF> to make the link it seams like the actual area that is the link gets too big in IE, like there is some "extra room" around my actual button.

So the button becomes to big for my toolbar. This only appears in IE, not in Netscape. I have tried to set the padding, and margins of the A class to 0 px, with no luck. What could cause this problem.


The toolbar is 20px in hieght, and the text is 10px (set in the a class)

Any ideas???

/Smirre

Some images to show what I mean....

Overflow of the toolbar item layer is set to hidden...

If I dont set the property to hidden the layer in IE get about 20 px high, in Netscape it looks like the picture...

/Smirre

This is how it looks in IE:

Netscape...

Can we have a link to the page?

Is hard to say, but IE misintreprets the meaning of CSS height and width prior to version 6.0 on Windows, and even then you have to make sure you set a proper DOCTYPE.

Found a way to solve this problem....

I set the hieght of the a href tag to, then it works ok...

/Smirre