Hello,
I've got a question regarding the IE 3-pixel bug problem. (I've read over
the Molly/John page on this a dozen times).
I have been using the {height:1%;} to fix the bug in most of my layouts
where needed. However, I've come across a situation where it breaks
something worse that the problem it fixes.
In my layout, I have a floated left-nav, a center column for content, and a
floated right-column that has some links and such in it.
The center column is controlled by using the left and right margins, as many
sites do now. The content is allowed to flow around the right float.
The problem is that when I apply the {height:1%;}, then the content will not
wrap around the right float. It treats the left edge of the right float as
a hard margin, and all the content stays between the two floats.
Is there a way around this?...
I have tried applying the -3px right-margin fix to the left float, but that
appears to have no effect.
Any other ways?...
Thanks,
-- Karl
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