I was able to get this resolved. I'm not in love with the solution but it works, and hopefully IE7 support will be phased out soon here The issue was that the FIRST element after the accordion was never getting pushed down when the accordion was expanded. The fix was to add a dummy div with a 0 height after the accordion: div id="accordion"> Header Some Content Some Content Here Some More Content $(function() { $('#accordion').accordion().
After(''); }).
I was able to get this resolved. I'm not in love with the solution but it works, and hopefully IE7 support will be phased out soon here. The issue was that the FIRST element after the accordion was never getting pushed down when the accordion was expanded.
The fix was to add a dummy div with a 0 height after the accordion: Header Some Content Some Content Here Some More Content This first paragraph was never moved, but the second one was. So I added this to my code: And include a style: . Accordion-clear { height: 0px; clear: both; } This seemed to make everything work okay.
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