HTML/CSS Image Positioning Issue?

The reason it doesn't work in IE8 is that your page is being displayed in Quirks Mode If you get rid of this line at the top of your document:! --It'll look fine in IE To avoid problems like this in the future, remember that the doctype should always be the very first line.

The reason it doesn't work in IE8 is that your page is being displayed in Quirks Mode. If you get rid of this line at the top of your document: It'll look fine in IE. To avoid problems like this in the future, remember that the doctype should always be the very first line.

By the way, PHP isn't being parsed on your page at all. For instance you have baseurl? >/templates/system/css/system.

Css" type="text/css" />. – thirtydot Feb 22 at 11:53 Line removed, doctype is now first line in file and your a genius I didn't realise a line commented out would affect it but I guess it does haha thanks buddy! – Anicho Feb 22 at 11:54 Yeah I know it is not at the moment, I am just templating a joomla template in html/css first thanks for the mention.... – Anicho Feb 22 at 11:56 1 Yeah, this could easily drive you crazy and make you hate IE, until you know the trick.

– thirtydot Feb 22 at 11:57 1 Turning off Quirks mode is okay, but it relies on PHP, this is fine in your case, but if you wanted to use CSS check out my answer and my example – Alex Thomas Feb 22 at 11:59.

My advice would be to set a background-image of 1px wide red on white, with the height you want on #LogoAndMenu eg: #LogoAndMenu{ background:url(blackwhite. Png) top left repeat-x; // your 1px x Npx image height:40px //set to what you want } Coded it up here - jsfiddle.net/uxNZQ.

Thats one way of doing it hehe thanks :) – Anicho Feb 22 at 12:02.

Just tried it, the height becomes corrected but the bottom half of the image gets cut off because the overflow is hidden... – Anicho Feb 22 at 11:40 Oops, sorry. Guess I didn't understand your question correctly. – Anriëtte Combrink Feb 22 at 12:45 hehe no worries thanks for attempting to answer much appreciated – Anicho Feb 22 at 13:30.

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