how do I make a 5x5 pixel square block in css?

I want to create a small square as a graphic, coloured with #948DE0

It seems to ignore my pixel settings until they get to about 20x20 pixels.

At 10x10, using IE6, I get a rectangle which is twice as high as it is wide.

They call CSS the standard way to make web sites but things (like this) don't
work in an obvious way.

Thanks for your time,
Mark

What is the HTML context of where you are using this square?

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"15266" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

I want to create a small square as a graphic, coloured with #948DE0

It seems to ignore my pixel settings until they get to about 20x20
pixels.

At 10x10, using IE6, I get a rectangle which is twice as high as it is
wide.

They call CSS the standard way to make web sites but things (like this)
don't
work in an obvious way.

Thanks for your time,
Mark

Is this a table cell?
Mick

15266 wrote:

I want to create a small square as a graphic, coloured with #948DE0

It seems to ignore my pixel settings until they get to about 20x20 pixels.

At 10x10, using IE6, I get a rectangle which is twice as high as it is wide.

They call CSS the standard way to make web sites but things (like this) don't
work in an obvious way.

Thanks for your time,
Mark