http://ttb.karlcore.com/template.html

The issue is found with the "Last Modified Date" <div> at the bottom of the
left side. In IE, there's a yellowish separation. This is caused by the
fact that the yellow color is actually the content areas's background-
color.

It looks like IE is putting a margin between the #last_modified_date div
and the #content_wrapper div

TIA for any help

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Karl Groves
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http://chevelle.karlcore.com

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Karl Groves wrote:

It's the bottom margin on the form (and if you take out the form it's
the bottom margin of a paragraph, and so on), but if you give the form
in the right column or any of its ancestors (all the way up to
div#right_content) a border or 'zoom:1;' (which will make the bottom
margin be contained inside the div#right_content), the yellow stripe
will be gone.

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Karl Groves wrote:

In these kind of cases, adding borders can help. (I don't mean adding a
border for debuggind purposes -- I mean that IE often treats margins
differently on elements that have a border.)

Also, try adding *{zoom:1} to your style sheet and see if that makes any
difference.

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Toby A Inkster BSc (Hons) ARCS
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