Try adding line-height to it: #top_content img { float: left; line-height:20px; /* adjust accordingly */ }.
Expecting vertical-align to work properly :) In your case would it be possible to set mail_ico. Png as a background image on the? That's how I handle cases where the vertical position of an image is important in a design.
I know, what was I thinking.... – Thomas Jul 15 '10 at 14:13.
Don't float the image. It will no longer be inline behavior, that is what is causing your problem.
Float: left is basicly canceling out the effect of vertical-align. Vertical-align c ontrols the alignment of an in-line element to other in-line elements on the same text line. Float: left makes the img a block element, on which vertical-align has no effect.
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