axlq wrote:[color=blue]
> It works fine for me in IE.
> -A[/color]
That's strange, which version of IE are you using then? Doesn't show up
in IE 6 on two different machines.
Jim Moe wrote:[color=blue]
> I do not have an explanation beyond that IE does positioning poorly. In
> your case it positions the navigation <ul> in East Jesus somewhere.
> Remove all the position:absolute rules. There is no need for it in your
> layout. Floating and padding is sufficient.
> A simple rule I have found that works is to never use more than one
> position:absolute on a page, else IE behaves badly in some annoying way.
> Also it is difficult to get the layout to adapt smoothly to viewport and
> font size changes.[/color]
Thanks Jim. I have already tried removing the UL inside #navigation,
and putting some plain text inside the DIV, but even then it completely
disappears, which is strange cause afterall I'm just positioning it on
the top left corner. Raising the z-index was no help either, the layer
has vanished.
When I remove the float on the two layers that follow (a left column
#content and a right one #sidebar), the #navigation reappears. This is
the strangest CSS bug I have encountered in IE to date.
