> sandy. wrote:
>
>> http://rh-v2.cpdev.sudjam.com/plans.php?type=advanced
>>
>> [...]
On Wed, 06 Dec 2006 02:42:49 +0100, Gunlaug S°rtun replied:
>
> [...]
> IE is known to lose track of non-static element-positioning. The trick is
> to make the correct container acquire Layout[1], and establish a relation
> so IE know what to position relative to.
>
> The following addition should get IE back on track...
> #main_content {position:
> relative; height: 1%;}
>
If you have trouble with this in IE 7 because of the height, you could also
try "zoom: 1;" or "zoom: 100%;" instead of "height: 1%;"
The write-up on "hasLayout" that Georg pointed to is well worth a read. It
is tough going, but Microsoft can't explain it themselves, the concept is
so, what shall we say, bizarre?
Cordially,
David
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