Why does well written code that shows up on Chrome and Firefox look terrible on IE?

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  1. workingsmart

    workingsmart Well-Known Member

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    <br /> <=== Is a line break... for Vertical spacing... horizontal character spaces are as stated above... ^^^^^
     
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    I'm on the road so sorry I'm not able to help.
     
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    What about <spacer>, I've been viewing a few sites that say it is the way to go. I though &nbsp was a space that was problem in coding? At least it was in HTML... I'm from old school so when I use to see those I always thought it was a problem... so I deleted it.
     
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