Description: ------------ examples displayed using earthli style are not rendered properly; the line-height values in the .css are "0.5em" rather than equal to or greater than "1.0em" and are causing the lines of code in the examples to be 'layered' on top of each other.

This looks like a pretty low risk change, but lets at least test things in firefox 2 and ie6/ie7 I can help with IE if needed

I ran the current CVS code against itself, thinking I'd see this bug evidenced by the three sampleX.php files in the tutorial. But, using both HTML:frames:earthli and HTML:frames:DOM/earthli, I don't see any issue with lines overlapping each other when I view these files via the Tutorial menu: -> Tutorials/Manuals ---> Package-level -----> TutorialphpDocumentor Guide to Creating Fantastic Documentation -------> TutorialphpDocumentor Quickstart ---------> TutorialSource code for sample1.php Any chance you can upload an example file I can run against that demonstrates the line overlapping?

this problem also exhibits with the sample files - only if you link them as examples (ie with @example /usr/share/php/docs/PhpDocumentor/tutorials/phpDocumentor/examples/sample1.php in a class docblock) , generate the docs and click on the example link that you created with the @example tag. The issue does not exhibit if you click a 'filesource' listing; ie follow links through to variable or function declarations).

Ah, that helped... I can duplicate it now, so I'll have a working testcase. It doesn't not appear to be a problem with the DOM/earthli, like I thought it might... just the regular earthli like you reported. Thanks Ken!

Ran my test file against all the HTML converters... HTML:frames:earthli is the only one affected.

Ken's patch tests good for me... it clears up the line squashing when I view it in FF2 and IE6. Will install IE7 to test it...

Looks good in IE7 also.

Committed to CVS.