Here is my original code:
<h4 class="orange2" ><a href="<?php echo base_url();?>v/<?php echo $this->uri->segment(3);?>/<?php echo $v['uniq'];?>"><?php echo trim(strip_tags($v['video_name']));?> </a></h4>
The CSS for orange2 is:
.orange2{font-family: 'Open Sans', sans-serif;font-weight:600;font-size:13px;color:#ef9950;margin:10px;}
When I inspected the code in Chrome on H4 element, it appeared as:
<h4 class="orange2" style="height: 227px;"><a href="http://allvideolectures.com/v/o2355Um7qD/Martial-Arts-Weapons-Training-Kama-Techniques-in-Martial-Arts">Martial Arts Weapons Training : Kama Techniques in Martial Arts </a></h4>
And in Mozilla, it showed as:
<h4 class="orange2" style="height: 286px;"><a href="http://allvideolectures.com/v/o2355Um7qD/Martial-Arts-Weapons-Training-History-of-the-Kama-in-the-Martial-Arts">Martial Arts Weapons Training : History of the Kama in the Martial Arts </a>
I'm unsure why this height is being added automatically. This seems to be causing issues specifically in Mozilla. You can view the problematic link here. When you try to hover over any image, the problem becomes apparent.