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**thargeagsaf** · 06-19-2008, 11:59 AM

I've always got the separation in the buttons in IE, no idea why. Must be IE's fault.

I don't have the white after the logo in IE. I'm on v7 though. Any thoughts as to why thats happening?

Because IE6 is a pain in the ass! It undermines the entire idea of CSS when even different versions of the same browser implement it differently. I have a website that has a footer that positions itself nicely at the bottom of the page in Firefox and IE7. In IE6 it just disappears into a part of the page you can't scroll down to and if the div above goes beyond it's minimum height it doesn't move like it should but just sits there behind it.

You could try using

06-19-2008, 11:59 AM	#12
thargeagsaf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 447 Senior Member	I've always got the separation in the buttons in IE, no idea why. Must be IE's fault. I don't have the white after the logo in IE. I'm on v7 though. Any thoughts as to why thats happening? Because IE6 is a pain in the ass! It undermines the entire idea of CSS when even different versions of the same browser implement it differently. I have a website that has a footer that positions itself nicely at the bottom of the page in Firefox and IE7. In IE6 it just disappears into a part of the page you can't scroll down to and if the div above goes beyond it's minimum height it doesn't move like it should but just sits there behind it. You could try using
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