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I have a div containing 3 other divs. 2 of them are floating to the sides, the other has a relative positioning. Now, I've added a background-image to the container div. What does IE do? It puts that background-image on top of the two floating side divs! I really hat that browser. Anyone has a solution for this?
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It seems like it only does this when there's a border around the container div. I deleted the border, and now it shows the floating divs, but now the background-image doesn't cover the areas beneath the floating divs (though there is no background-color used), nor is the background to be seen beneath the floating divs where the container div still goes on.
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Maybe try resize'ing(lower) the two floating divs.
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koen, If you're still having issues, can you please provide a link so we can all see exactly what you are experiencing? It will help us help you.
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I've solved by adding this background to the main background and covering one space up where it wasn't allowed to show up with some div I could use for that (with white background). Thanks for the help though. IE can drive me mad sometimes.
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