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I have an AP div nested inside a Relative Positioned div. The AP div
shows perfectly in FF3 & Opera 9.x both Win & MAC, but in IE6 I can't
even find the div?! This AP div is nested as follows: #wrapper
#container #content #maincontent #thisAPdiv. I have tried everything to
make this work including listing all of the ancestor divs as above, but
still I can't see it. I currently have the position as top:0; left:0;
and I have tried everything from +300px to -500px. 50%, you name it, to
no avail. I have turned off all BG elements so I could see if it was
hiding behind something, but it is not. Argh!! The really strange
thing is I have another AP div that does show as expected, however it is
not so deeply nested; it is a child of the #wrapper div only. If I move
this troubled AP div up to the #wrapper div it shows up! What is the
problem here? Does IE6 not like AP divs that are more deeply nested?
- [css-d] IE6 absolute positioning problem Brett
- Re: [css-d] IE6 absolute positioning problem Brett
- Re: [css-d] IE6 absolute positioning problem David Laakso
- Re: [css-d] IE6 absolute positioning problem David Laakso
