The following HTML code snippet should give you a brown line 1 pixel high (as it does in Nav 4.51 and IE 5). However, in seamonkey it gives you a thick line of many pixels high instead. This is causing problems at Beyond.com. The image (clear.gif) is available at the URI above. <table BORDER=0 CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 WIDTH="100%" > <tr> <td VALIGN=TOP WIDTH="132" BGCOLOR="#666633"><img SRC="clear.gif" ALT="brown line" height=1 width=132></td> <td VALIGN=TOP BGCOLOR="#666633"><img SRC="clear.gif" ALT="brown line" height=1 width=458></td> </tr> </table>

The image height is fine. What you are displaying as a "brown line" is the background color applied to the cell of the table. The image is a clear gif, so the bkground shows through. Using a nontransparent gif, it is a little easier to see what is happening. Looks to me like the background color is applied to the whole table. Certainly beyond the cell. The change in behaviour is in what the table background area is. A table issue, not an image issue. Steve, I'm making a guess that you are the table person. If you aren't, would you reassign? thx, pn

table bugs go to chris karnaze, with me as backup.

Moving to M8.

cpratt: I believe this '1px img is overheight in TD' is fixed now (but you know what you are looking for at schist). Also Beyond.com looks OK on this particular point.

Marking as Verified/Fixed; can't reproduce with beyond3.html test case on 6.15.99 builds on all 3 platforms. (Plus, Mr. Morrison has pointed out that the issue is fixed, and he can no longer reproduce it on the beyond.com web site.)