Topic: IE6 Win vertical aligment issue (Page 1 of 1)

this has me puzzled. In IE6 only (fine in Moz/Op/IE5.5) in the right_col there's a gap above the big yellow foo.gif that appears to correspond with the bottom-most portion of the content in the left_col.

In all other 'compliant' browsers this foo.gif is positioned as expected, at the top of that column, in line with the top-most portion of the content in the left_col.

Is this a known bug? A simple mistake? Got workaround?

Thanks

Jason

bah, wrap it in a div and float it either way and it works

that's_just_wrong

Jason

The problem is that the image is 3px too wide to fit in the right_col, and when something is too wide in IE, it "jumps" below any floated elements around it. Simply reduce the image from 487px wide to 484px, and you won't need to wrap any extra divs around it.

d'oh! was fiddling with paddings after the img width was set - thank you =)

Jason