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I have; but I'm actually (as I said or meant to say) not sure whether 
Mozilla is doing the right thing or not.  I haven't read the part of the 
spec that deals with errors too thoroughly, and expect it's probably 
rather terse.

It may be that Mozilla is parsing it as a "//height" property, which may 
be the correct (or simply undefined by the spec) behavior.

Anyway, the main problem was that IE was rendering the whitespace 
outside the li tags (but inside the ul), and this seemed to be because 
the a elements had padding.

Weird.  I don't remember seeing that before.

-[Unknown]



> Anyway, in light of all this, can you suggest a more compliant way to patch the
> site CSS?  In light of the non-compliant "//" comments being gracefully accepted
> (or just flat-out ignored as a malformatted line) by Mozilla, perhaps its best
> such that future browsers can still render the site correctly.