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Bugs Last Modified: 31 December 1997 |
Netscape Navigator 4 (all platforms)
Internet Explorer 4
Neither browser fully supports the vertical-align property. Neither browser
supports percentage or numerical vertical-align values. Both do support
keyword values (superscript, etc.), but only in certain contexts -- for
example, Internet Explorer supports the keyword "superscript" for inline text
content elements (e.g. EM or SPAN), but not for IMG elements.
The example document at
http://www.utoronto.ca/ian/books/style/chap4/fig4-15.html
is a test of vertical-align, and shows where it does and does
not work.
Because it works so poorly, it is safest to not use vertical-align.
Instead, you can use the HTML-based alignment attributes on images, or the HTML
SUP and SUB elements for subscripts and superscripts.
| Prepared by: Ian Graham | Known CSS Implementation
Bugs Last Modified: 31 December 1997 |