Bug #3202
closedIE9 is displaying span elements in non-standard
Description
As posted here:
https://www.joomlapolis.com/forum/146-general/189604-cb-login
Kyle has verified this also:
well there's no CSS to add any sort of padding or anything of the sort.. my guess is IE9 for one reason or another is adding padding/margin of some kind to span elements even though a span is an inline element.. nothing we can fix because IE is a peice of crap
[30/1/12 6:21:50 μ.μ.] Nicholas G. Antimisiaris: can you verify this ? do you have ie9?
[30/1/12 6:22:18 μ.μ.] Nicholas G. Antimisiaris: if you can - i will open ticket
[30/1/12 6:22:22 μ.μ.] Kyle (krileon): yeah I have IE9 i'll check
[30/1/12 6:22:35 μ.μ.] Kyle (krileon): ticket for what, there's nothing to fix
[30/1/12 6:22:38 μ.μ.] Nicholas G. Antimisiaris: (y)
[30/1/12 6:22:47 μ.μ.] Nicholas G. Antimisiaris: to investigate if possible
[30/1/12 6:23:24 μ.μ.] Kyle (krileon): confirmed, IE is displaying span elements in non-standard
[30/1/12 6:23:31 μ.μ.] Nicholas G. Antimisiaris: ok
[30/1/12 6:23:54 μ.μ.] Kyle (krileon): meaning they don't follow web standards as usual.. M$ needs to give up and just include FF/Chrome and forget IE ever existed lol
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