H1 css prob with IE

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Today I discovered a strange IE bug with css. Here is the problem :

I have this code :

Code:

<table>
<tr><td><h1 class="a">Header title</h1></td></tr>
</table>

The firefox displays it like it should be. IE is displaying a big break line after it. Like it had a <br /> tag after the </h1>. The strange is that if I erase the </h1> it will be shown fine, but this could propably considered as spam be the search engines.

Is there any css attribute that I can control the break line?

Any help will be appreciated

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Ok, I've just solved it.

It needs this css declaration :

h1,h2,h3{margin-bottom : 0px;}

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One day I will be as clever as you and answer all my own questions too!  LOL

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I am not clever.

Just lucky to find it in Google.....

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Ah... you shouldn't let out your secrets...  ;o)

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LoL

Without google I would be lost.  Often I'll find myself to edit a page and mess it up. 

Then a quick search on google I can get the cache and restore it

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Hehe. That's the most strange usabillity of G I ever heared of...

By the way you can allways back up your data, and believe me this is a very very very must thing to do

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I use tortoisesvn to do that...

http://www.webdigity.com/index.php/topic,922.0.Version+control.html

Hehe. That's the most strange usabillity of G I ever heared of...

By the way you can allways back up your data, and believe me this is a very very very must thing to do

Yeah I do backups.  But sometimes its easier just to rip the header off Googles cache.

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