Thanks David,
> *#container-header { height: 160px; /***add to ruleset*/**}
>
> img#mastheadLogo {
> display: block**/***add*/**;
> /*margin: 0;padding: 0; delete*/}
>
> img#mastheadRight {
> display: block/*add*/;
> float : right;**/*add*/**
> display: block**/*add*/**;
> border: 0 none transparent;
> /*margin: 0; delete*/
> /*padding: 17px 0 0 0;delete*/
> margin-top: 20px/*add*/;
> width: 540px;
> height: 140px;
> }
Safari and Firefox were behaving.
I previously tried adding the display:block but did not see a difference
with IE7. I set the fixed hit to the header DIV, and weeded out the
extraneous margin/padding settings that were unnecessary, and that DID seem
to resolve the problem.
I found that using the display:block on the two masthead graphics caused the
layout to break. The same was true when I set the float:right on the
right-hand side graphic. Eliminating both of these appeared to resolve the
issue.
Granted, this is all WITHOUT IE6, which I usually patch back to together via
an MS conditional comment CSS sheet load.
Thanks!
...Rob
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