> Hi Georg thank you very much for your help, I try to resolve the
> "not-paint" IE bug whith other trick. I see the result here:
>
> http://lnx.fluiddesignlab.com/fresco/it/lista_news.html
>
> How can I expand #footer @ 100% of #content? In FF now it's ok but in
> IE there are some problem. Can you help me please? ...or there is
> some hacks?
Just reloaded your page... and it looks like you have solved the problem
well enough on your own. That's fine :-)
Generally: the kind of problems you have experienced is related to
IE/win's weak performance when 'position: absolute' is used to lay out
main parts of web pages. IE's calculations are often messed up by its
proprietary 'hasLayout'[1] concept.
Also: IE/win can't absolute position elements to all four sides at the
same time, like other browsers can. IE/win will pick out two values for
positioning, and the rest will rely on dimensions and IE's own, messy,
calculations.
I personally make as little use of absolute positioning as I possibly
can, and do instead make full use of 'in-flow' and 'floats' for the main
parts and /maybe/ some 'position: absolute' for minor details.
---
Note that these values on a relative positioned element, are the same as
'default' - no values given...
#footer {
right: 0px !important;
left: 0px;
top: 0px;
bottom: 0px;
}
...so they won't achieve anything. They won't hurt either, so no big
deal :-)
Keep on studying CSS layout - it is fun :-)
regards
Georg
[1]http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/onhavinglayout.html
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