Good news. Per your recommendation, Steve, I changed the absolute
positioning to relative and then floated the nav bar instead (for IE only).
I believe this resolved the issue - crossing my fingers.
Again, thanks for the help, guys!
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.home #wrapsecnav {position: absolute; right: 20px; top: 8px
Matt Harris wrote:
> I recently developed the HTML/CSS for a new website and all was working fine
> until part of the navigation started disappearing. I assumed it was the
> peekaboo bug and applied the holly hack, but it hasn't solved the problem,
> so I'd love some help. The site went live last
Thanks for the response and for pointing out some obvious errors, franky. I
have change the page to transitional, resolved the errors and closed the
tag; however, the issue is still occuring. Any additional ideas?
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Best Regards,
Matt
www.focusontheclouds.com
Matt Harris wrote:
>I recently developed the HTML/CSS for a new website and all was working fine
>until part of the navigation started disappearing. I assumed it was the
>peekaboo bug and applied the holly hack, but it hasn't solved the problem,
>so I'd love some help. The site went live last we
I recently developed the HTML/CSS for a new website and all was working fine
until part of the navigation started disappearing. I assumed it was the
peekaboo bug and applied the holly hack, but it hasn't solved the problem,
so I'd love some help. The site went live last week and we have been
work
On Mar 24, 2006, at 2:13 PM, David Feldman wrote:
> Anyone encountered anything like this before?
Peekaboo Bug?
http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/peekaboo.html
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