I figured I'd mention here that another way to solve that problem is by
adding a non-breaking space ( ) between <div> and </div>. However,
if you do this, you have to watch for IE's auto-expansion behavior (the
div will automatically become as tall as the line-height in IE). To
dodge this, simply set overflow to hidden (this turns off the
auto-expansion behavior; well, in this example, anyway).
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Quick fix first:
Change this code:
<div id="content-top"></div>
...to this:
<div id="content-top"><!-- --></div>
...since IE/win may get a bit lost when elements are empty. It's still
empty, but IE/win doesn't know that...
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