Thanks to Ingo, I've now fixed things in Opera and decided to feed IE
a slightly simplified layout. There's another problem: the #header and
.credit elements have margins set to {margin: 0px -4%;} and {margin:
0px -2%;} respectively. As the window is reduced in width, the right
margin creeps into the page. The problem only happens when the
#content div and descendants are in the markup.
Putting a border around everything (*, html {border: 1px solid #foo})
reveals the "extra elements" they appear beneath the container #rap
and take up most of the width of the screen.
Further investigation with this handy little tool
<http://slayeroffice.com/?c=/content/tools/modi.html> revals the
"extra elements" seem to be connected with the descendants of content
nd this is confirmed by changing their border-color. Giving the
descendants {_height: 1%} does something but does not solve the
prroblem.
I'm totally mystified by this...
Richard
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