Avatar alignment weirdness
 

This might just be me, but I noticed today that avatars aren't quite lining up in their boxes correctly. For some reason they seem to be slightly shifted up by a few pixels (I've attached an example). I'm using Firefox 3 if that helps.

I'm using Firefox 2 and it's the same way. I just noticed it a little while ago as well.

Could we possibly blame Mo0 for this one? His avatar is just crazy.

But Firefox 3 user here, and I can see it as well.

Yeah, I can see it in my Firefox 3 as well.

And I wonder how many places I'll have to bring this up but again Skills set this avatar, not me. I am currently unable to change it.

Not that I'd want to, I think it's pretty funny.

Firefox's vertical centering calculation seems to be off by a few pixels, so I applied a Band-Aid. Hopefully shouldn't affect any other browsers' displays.

Just tested in IE to double check, but it's still vertically shifted there.

Vertically shifted up or down? Does it look the same as OP's attached pic?

Yeah, same problem Maggie had.

I'm seeing the same with IE too so it's not a fault with Firefox.

I bet it is Mo0's fault you know.

Additional Spam:
Maybe not then, I changed his and it's still broken. :(

Looks fine to me. Firefox 3.02.

Safari under OS X didn't bring up any issues either.

I noticed this two days ago but didn't bother thinking that it was just me. Seems to be fine now though. You change something, CHz? How's it look for everyone else?

I did exactly the same for the first few days after spotting it. Then I thought "Fuck it, I'm going to mention it just in case". I think CHz has tweaked it for Firefox (it looks OK in Opera on Windows too), but I think people are still having issues in IE.

Just applied the same fix to IE as well (just an adjustment of a few pixels), does it look right now? If it's still off above or below, I can nudge it some more.

I checked Safari before I added the Firefox fix and it was working fine there, so I've been excluding it from my changes to keep the rendering correct.