Collection of solutions to the gap problem under IE images_CSS/HTML
I saw a lot of people asking this question, so I took some time to sort it out. Everyone is welcome to provide comments and make additional modifications. Thank you!
The questions are as follows:
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Solution: 1. Change the arrangement of HTML
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Solution: 2. display:block
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Solution: 3. Negative values
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Solution :4. Font size
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Solution: 5. vertical-align:bottom
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I still use the old method, set line-height:0

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