> > IE7 still has a bug with triggering duplicated content with
> > display:none blocks
> >
> > [1] http://archivist.incutio.com/viewlist/css-discuss/84663
>
> I'm glad to hear that this is a known bug.
>
> It seems that I need to set a negative 3px margin on the
> blocks, I'm doing that now, I'll see what happens.
I have added margin-right to my display:none elements
#info_pane_resto, #info_pane_theatre, #info_pane_evt { display:none;
margin-right:-3px;}
and it's now working properly. The other bug I mentioned was related, and is
fixed too
"1. Clicking the theatre tab (the mask) causes the div with theatre offers in
it to appear way down the block, as if one of the other divs is being set to
visibility:hidden instead of display:none (not an issue in Firefox)"
So not only was there a bug with the last floated element "spewing" extra
characters after it, but the element before the one which duplicated content
(also with "display:none") was in fact acting as if the div (also with
"display:none") before it it was still there, too.
God only knows how IE must be working out their block rendering, and why adding
a -3px margin fixes it.
Thanks Ingo!
-Simon
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