Mozilla gives tall margins to text and images when it shouldn't be. This is a little difficult for me to describe further, so let's do this by example: http://www.gerbilbox.com/seele_template.html ACTUAL RESULT There is a tall margin between the text and the cell borders above and below. EXPECTED RESULT Those margins shouldn't be there, or at least should be much smaller. I'll post some screen shots to compare this on different builds.

Sorry, forgot to mention that I'm using Windows 98 on Build 2000101508

Okay, my brain is not working right since I keep omit facts, it's been a long day for me: This bug only occurs if the DOCTYPE is XHTML.

Reassigning to HarishD based on last comments.

This doesn't sound like a high priority issue, at this stage of the project. And, I don't think there are very many sites that are affected by this bug. Please raise your concerns. Thanx Marking FUTURE.

INVALID. The XHTML doctype is saying to use standard mode and so we do things as per the standards. That is: we apply margins, and we apply the empty-inline inline box model rules.

Can I see the W3C spec that defines this? I'm not doubting the spec, but I just want to be assured that this is the case, since using simple P tags in a table creates these weird margins, which just does not look right to me.

*** Bug 59590 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***