Quick feedback needed please – CSS inconsistency across browsers

[ilkweb]

Hi everyone. Hoping you can spare 2 minutes of your time?

I'm looking for some quick feedback on what you see regarding any possible "gaps" at the top of this webpage:

SCHROEDER, Mark D.

Some people report seeing this gap between the white primary content area and the top of the page. This is no doubt due to the fact that I removed the hero section and have been using a margin to get the positioning correct.

I'm using Windows 7 with the latest Chrome, and all looks as it should for me - that is, no "gap".

The image showing the gap is Chrome (ver 77.0.3865.120) on a Macbook Air.

Chrome on Macbook Air

The image showing no gap is Safari on the Macbook Air.

Safari on Macbook Air

On the MS Edge Chromium beta for Windows 7, there's no gap, but everything is much closer to the top of the page, which is undesirable.

Could you please tell me if you see any gaps, and say what browser you're on?

I hope I can eventually discover what tweaks I must make in my stylesheet to achieve across all browsers.

Thanks for reading!

Regards,
Darren

[Victor Font]

I checked multiple browsers. Not seeing any gap.

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[ilkweb]

Thanks for checking, Victor.

[ilkweb]

I just got vital feedback which makes my questions a little redundant: these "gap" issues only occur when Chinese is set as the default system preference.

[ilkweb]

I solved this in the end. I used the Chrome browser in Chinese and the issue appeared. With some recoding of CCS there's a happy medium now between English and Chinese.

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