Getting Rid of "vertical-align: baseline" in Profile Code

[seleneheart]

I have my Dreamwidth profile coded with a table, but the page is putting in a CSS design element of 'vertical-align: baseline' . This is messing up the alignment of the elements in my table. I have tried a variety of solutions for the alignment of the table elements to fix it but nothing seems to work.

If I use the inspector function on Firefox and remove the design element, the table looks correct. https://seleneheart.dreamwidth.org/profile

I can share the table code if necessary.

Any idea how to override this?

Comments

[seleneheart]

I poked around that comm as you suggested and here is what I found (for future reference because you seem like you're interested). If I put < p > & nbsp ;< /p > before each of the images, it pushes them even with the text in the other cells. I had to add the same code to the text cells to get everything to line up, but it's currently working.

Info regarding profile tables came from here: https://ionized.dreamwidth.org/4871.html

Thanks for the help!

[marahmarie]

Oh, that looks just perfect! And dang, I knew there must be some simple way to do it but I had to give up trying - got too tired that night to carry on. So glad you found the right answer. :-)