From: "2geedesign" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Hi
>Website address is http://www.abglazing.co.uk/
>CSS is http://www.abglazing.co.uk/stylesheets/main-style.css
>
>In IE6/Win the right hand column flickers as you navigate around the site.
>This doesn't happen in FF or Netscape.
>Cause and solution would be very much appreciated.
The cause is that you have your - Tools > Internet Options > Temporary Internet
Files > Settings > Check for newer versions of stored pages: - set to - Every
visit to the page
Change it to Automatcally and you'll no longer see the flash. IE goes and
requests the image each time you move to another page using the navigation
menu. Going using the Back and Forward buttons after clicking on the different
links doesn't seem to require re-requesting the image.
You might try setting background colors for those columns that are the same as
the ones in your faux-column image. That would at least prevent the appearance
of the white background when IE goes to request the image again. This will
probably then show evidence of a 3-px jog problem on the right side of the
content section. Float #content .gutter left to eliminate this.
Popular wisdom says that /most/ people do not change the Settings options, so
if you decide not to add the background colors it is probably not going to
affect the view that most visitors to the pages will get.
I hope that helps,
~holly
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