OK, as it turns out, I found the problem. One of the divs in the section being slid down had a height attribute. Got rid of it and everything was fine, even in IE7.
Hope that helps someone in the future. On Jan 6, 5:11 pm, vegtabill <vegtab...@gmail.com> wrote: > Greetings, > > I am working on a new site that is making heavy use of jQuery to build > the navigation. It works beautifully in FF, Chrome, Safari, Opera, > IE8, and remarkably, IE6. Sadly, IE7 is not cooperating. > > I have done a lot of reading today to try to solve this, and I can > tell you that my issue is the one where the content below the > "sliding" element does not slide down itself. This causes the element > to appear over top of, or just behind, the existing content. I've seen > conversations that talked about adding min-heights, heights set at > 101%, removing positioning, and so on... but as of yet nothing is > working. > > I really need to find a fix for this ASAP. If I even had some idea > what was at the heart of the problem I might be able to come up with > something, but I haven't found much on that either. > > TIA, > veg
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