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Why is the period at the end of this sentence being put on a new line? I have used the <span class=></span> tag a lot of other places on this site (to italicize scientific names) with no problem. but in nn4.75 (and perhaps other versions as well) the period is relagated to a new line. what up with that? div.body{font: bold 10pt arial; text-align:center; color:#f5f5f5} div.body2{font: bold 10pt helvetica, arial; text-align:left; color:#f5f5f5} span.mail{font: bold 10pt helvetica, arial; text-align:left; color:#DEC65A} a:link {font: bold 8pt helvetica, arial, "sans serif"; color:#DEC65A; text-decoration:none} a:visited {font: bold 8pt helvetica, arial, "sans serif"; color:#BAB990; text-decoration:none} a:hover {font: bold 8pt helvetica, arial, "sans serif"; color:#F9F9C7; text-decoration:none} <div class=body> The purpose of this database is to allow users to search for cruises of interest based on region, sampling gear, and/or sampling date. The results will return a list of the cruises meeting the search criteria and will link to a synopsis of each cruise. Please note that the actual ichthyoplankton data (i.e. taxa caught, catch statistics) are not available directly through this database. The database is meant as a tool to find what data have been collected. More specific information can be found in the University of Washington fish collection web site (through 1993) or by <a href="mailto:bill.rugen@noaa.gov"><span class=mail>e-mailing the webmaster</span></a>. </div> thanks [img]http://members.home.net/2rugens/sigs/sig2a.gif[/img]
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