I'm using the wp-customized-login plugin to over-ride the standard WP login page ... which isn't terribly important as far as this issue goes other than as background ... although I will share the code when I finally get my fully customized login/registration/lost password pages working. And. It's very close.
In fact it is so close there is only one section of code that is mis-behaving -- this is from the custom-login.css:
Code:
/* have to put something here or the WP logo shows up, so make it disappear with 0x0px, ... */ /* adding margin-top moves the form down below the new header image defined in the body section, */ /* however, the position margin-top sets on the page varies between Firefox and IE 7, though not fatally */ #login h1 a{background:url(ftr-it-header-image1-300x37.jpg) no-repeat; width:0px; height:0px; margin-left:0px;margin-top:145px}
It seems like here should be a way of determining which browser I'm on, so I can adjust accordingly. Yes/No? ... Research on W3C, etc. hasn't turned up any solutions.
Thanks in advance.