This bug is driving me crazy 
View this in IE and in any standards-compliant browser and spot the difference.
Here's the Reference Rendering for those who don't have a 90% CSS2.1 compliant browser.
Does anyone know any workarounds?
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W3bbo
Work hard; increase production; prevent accidents, and be happy.
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sbc
GW R/Me
It is to do with the fact that IE positions items relative to the containing absolute positioned or floated block element.
The only fix I can think of is to set a width on the containing div, unfortunately, when you set it to '100%' the box ends up too large.
Until IE7, I don't think this will work in IE.
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W3bbo
Work hard; increase production; prevent accidents, and be happy.
sbc wrote:Until IE7, I don't think this will work in IE.
Is the bug fixed in IE7?
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sbc
GW R/Me
W3bbo wrote:
sbc wrote:Until IE7, I don't think this will work in IE.
Is the bug fixed in IE7?
I think it is, but maybe someone who has IE7 can confirm this?
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W3bbo
Work hard; increase production; prevent accidents, and be happy.
sbc wrote:I think it is, but maybe someone who has IE7 can confirm this?
I doubt it. IE7 Beta 1's rendering engine is "Trident 4.5", we'll see the first version of "Trident 5" in IE7 Beta 2.
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Andrei P
Geekpedia.com
It's still there, but that's probably because not many changes were done in the rendering engine of IE7 Beta 1. I believe IE7 Beta 2 will implement more drastic changes.
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W3bbo wrote:This bug is driving me crazy
View this in IE and in any standards-compliant browser and spot the difference.
Here's the Reference Rendering for those who don't have a 90% CSS2.1 compliant browser.
Does anyone know any workarounds?
This, perhaps?
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