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And the lite version works perfectly in Mosaic :D

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That's what lite is for :) - should I make Mosaic default to it like lynx?

> should I make Mosaic default to it like lynx?
Yeah, that would be great since the html version is scattered all over the page in mosaic, and not really useable.

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Weird -- does Firebug work there? I wonder if there is a way to change it to work that doesn't change it for everyone else.

You might do a little thing in the settings, or have something that checks the UserAgent, but I don't think either of those would be terribly useful.
Firebug, if you mean does it work in seamonkey, i'm downloading an old version that apparently does right now

EDIT: And it works!
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Yeah, just wondering if there is a CSS tweak that would fix it.

If you know what bit of css is causing it, I'll try tweaking. I tried adjusting margin, padding, and border with no luck
EDIT: I set the font-size to 17px and it looks fine, but I'll keep looking for other stuff
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font-size and/or height of hfi ?

Yep, removing or adjusting the width property works too

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Hmm -- does setting the font-size to 18px work? It is a % now; I wonder if it is getting interpreted wrong somewhere. I don't see why changing the width would do anything --that's odd. What do you change it to?

Sorry, I meant to say height, not width :) and no, it is not fixed yet :(
17px is the max font-size that works in seamonkey (for that box)... The only way I can get the problem in Firefox is to turn up the font-size to 20px
Setting the font-size to a percent does not appear to do anything at all in seamonkey. I even set it to 10% and there was no difference. With the html <font> tag you can make it something like <font size="+2"> to make it 2 pts larger than the default, but it doesn't work with percents either...
If you just set the height of the entire thing (hfi, hfih) to auto and then set hfxh to 100% height, I think it would work better

Wow, that did it!  the text is a bit to close to the top of the box now, though.

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Go with something inbetween?

#hfih, #hfi {
padding: 2px 6px;
line-height: 28px;
height: 28px;
}