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I'm perplexed why this should be the case. Any help would be very much appreciated.

I'm using one image as a rollover and everything's ok in Firefox - but in IE you see the whole image (sort of spoiling the rollover - can anyone please help?
http:www.newleaffinance.co.uk

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Mon, 2006-09-18 12:05
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You should probably be

You should probably be giving your anchors a height (of 27px) rather than using padding-top.

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I fixed it with a hack for IE

I fixed it for a hack with IE....

*html #applyonline a {padding-top: 8px;}

cheers anyway!

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