Again some very very stupid CSS rendering in IE

Again something that I just don't have the time to fight for. I have an image that is also a link on top of ul element (to clarify I'll post the code below) and IE renders a gap between the top image and the list BUT doesn't do so with the bottom image and the list. <a href=""><img src=""></a> <ul> <li>element</li> </ul> <img src="">

Kosmo

Duh! Stupid IE, it was again the retarded way IE reads html as usual, had to start the ul tag right behind the a tag because even if it is image, IE reads all hyperlinks as text.