Is it just me, or does ‘floating’ a div element in IE6 seem to double the values of any margin rules tied to that element? Take any old div, give it a margin of 10%, float it, and boom(!) you’ve got yourself a margin of 20%. Anyone else notice that?
Haven’t run across that but how about the one where if you float an image that’s inside a relatively positioned div that the image won’t show up? I take out “position:relative” and the image shows, put it in and the image is doesn’t show (it just serves up a blank spot).
IE sucks!
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