Humbug. I solved it myself. Because Maps seems to take the nodes out of their normal context, I took the step of reading the height and width and writing out the values to the style attribute. This way the hieght and width would always be there, even if it was taken out of context. But IE really treats a height as a minimum height so it wasn't helping me out. To fix it I had to set overflow:hidden.
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