Jeremy Snider wrote:
> 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.
Separating the absolute positioned elements from the floating #content,
will do the trick in www.cdfwebsolutions.com/home_ie.html...
<li>Services</li>
<li>Work</li>
</ul>
<div><!-- a separator for IE bugs --></div>
<div id="content">
...keep the comment inside that separator, but the text inside it isn't
needed.
> 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.
Trying to understand IE-bugs may be a great pass-time activity, but not
much else :-)
IE does strange things with 'AP' next to 'floats'. Either avoid such
styled elements next to each other, or separate them - one way or another.
regards
Georg
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