Tuesday 27 January 2004 2:48:46 pm

I would wager it has nothing to do with CSS, and rather is due to the misplacent of the pre tag which is not allowed within p tags. As there is not a p tag following the pre tag, the browser treats the text as normal text according to the containing element(s), so, the text after the pre is not assigned the standard font sizing for paragraphs. In many cases, modern browsers will consider a container tag (p in this case) closed if they run across in an invalidly nested tag within it (pre).

Alex

Alex
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