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This has bugged me for awhile: the amount of white space between regular text and an adjacent section heading is different than the amount of white space between the end of a list and an adjacent section heading. Here's an example:

==Section 1== Here is a really long and exciting line of text. ==Section 2== # Here is a really long and exciting line of text. ==Section 3== Blah blah blah...

Section 1 Here is a really long and exciting line of text. Section 2 Here is a really long and exciting line of text. Section 3 Blah blah blah...

The upper red area is 22 pixels high; the lower red area is 17 pixels high. Is there any CSS I can apply to my site that would make both areas the same height?

Edit: I should add that I'm using MediaWiki 1.17 with all of the default styles and viewing the site in Firefox 6.0.2.

I'm still not 100% sure, but I don't think CSS can fix this issue. It appears that the parser needs to insert <p></p> between the end of the list and the section heading. I submitted Bug 32243 to look into this problem.