I have a quirky IE issue that I've run into a wall debugging. My
page has an absolutely positioned logo and navigation bar at the top
of the page that disappear when text in the content section gets too
wide. Setting an explicit width on the main text fixes the problem,
but I don't understand why. It doesn't seem to me that I should have
to set an explicit width on the text, which is nested inside an
element with an explicit width. Any insights would be greatly
appreciated.
Here are the relevant files:
www.cdfwebsolutions.com/styles/core.css
www.cdfwebsolutions.com/home_ie.html
www.cdfwebsolutions.com/home_ie2.html
home_ie.html and home_ie2.html are identical, except that home_ie2
has an additional style in the head setting the <p> elements in the
content div to be 339px wide. In IE 6, the masthead area does not
display on home_ie, but does on home_ie2.
I'm guessing that somehow my content div gets too wide and affects
the parent div ('sheet'), throwing off the masthead elements which
are absolutely positioned relative to it. But I don't understand how
this is happening.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Jeremy Snider
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