Drake, Ted C.  wrote:
> I've got a question. You mention the IE
> painting bug, which is very similar to the issue that I am having.

Hi Ted,
I think I mentionned this bug re: the ALA demo page. 
Did you notice background painting problems with my pages?

> However, I was able to solve the problem, knock on wood, by removing
> the background color of the sub divs. I had a combination of

You still have weird things going on in the "Problem Area".
Try this:
click in the lower right corner (below "turn dark on click)
do not release the mouse's button
drag the pointer diagonaly toward the top left corner of that DIV
the whole container got painted over.

I believe it is the left negative margin that triggers this bug. 
You can try the following to fix the different problems in IE:
#orgintranets {display:inline}
#orgintranets,#orgintranets a:hover {zoom: 1}
#menu a {margin-left:1px !important;border:1px solid blue}
#menu a:active {background:#e6e6c1}
.cleanlist a:active {background:#fff}

> What has been your experience with the background painting bug?

Painful ;-)

HTH,
Thierry | http://www.TJKDesign.com
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