>> Add... #container {display: table-cell;}
> Now, a question: why? Why does this work and why is it needed?
A table-cell will always expand enough to make its content fit inside.
That's how a table-cell work, regardless of whether it's in a genuine
HTML table, or declared as a display-option in CSS.
It is needed because the default behavior in all good browsers is to
honor dimensions declared on an element - except when it's a
table-element where table-rules take over.
Needless to say that no version of IE can be called "good" in this
respect, since they're all too buggy and lack relevant CSS support.
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Apart from the above; the source-code (HTML) in that page is so full of
non-valid and substandard stuff that the outcome is relying on error
recovery in all browsers anyway.
You should seriously consider a clean-up and upgrade to something a
little more in line with the doctype you've pasted in there.
regards
Georg
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