[thoerr]

I'm using Divs for my website's layout and haven't had any problems except the site's background doesn't display in versions of IE before 7.

I'm using the Faux Columns technique to separate out the sections. Basically using a background image on a "container div" that will expand according the height of the "content" and "side menu" divs inside. In IE, it doesn't stretch with the content (it doesn't appear at all, even though technically it's there, it just has 0 height)

I'm guessing I'm just missing a simple css line to make IE happy?

Website: greenview.com
CSS: greenview.com/gv.css

(If you notice any other coding or visual problems, feel free to point them out!)

Thanks

[StumpyXL]

Use an exception for any browser older than 7 for your background:
http: //creativebits.org/webdev/ie_conditional_css

This is pretty helpful.

[thoerr]

Hmmm, I suppose I could use an exception but I'd prefer just to make my current CSS file functional in IE 7-

I guess if thats not possible without extensive work, I could do that, but I imagine its probably just a one liner fix in the current CSS (...that I unfortunately I don't know and can't figure out)

[StumpyXL]

I will look at it tonight, I am new to the forum but I am pretty decent with CSS. I am at work for another hour or so, but I will be on later.

[cgl]

Provide a width for #fauxframe, otherwise IE6 will collapse it. "Width: 100%;" should fix it.

[thoerr]

Brilliant! Thanks: I knew it was probably something extremely simple, I was messing around with height, didn't think to try width. Thanks again!