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Old 09-16-2007, 08:20 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Costin Trifan View Post
First thing first:
I saw you're using the same ID on multiple divs to identify them (that is to apply styles to them)... This is wrong! Use CSS classes for that. An ID should identify a single element in your page not multiple elements.
To add:

ID = single assignment
class = multiple assignments

Not sure if you need a IE positioning hack, but I tend to use this:

margin-bottom: 0px; (all browsers see this)
*margin-bottom: -2px; (only IE sees this and fixes itself)
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