html/css IE Div Help
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Also just a helpful hint, IE6 and IE7 render pages nearly different. If your designing a product for a client, I would suggest crash testing each one. Not using tables is a great thing, welcome to 2000!
But, your CSS file named style.css should look something like this:
/* import & hide from ie/mac \*/
@import url("reset.css");
@import url("master.css");
@import url("ie.css");
/* end import & hide */Then all of your css "hacks" or fixes should be contained in IE for organizational manners. The master.css file contains all of your structure elements. You could create another file called fonts.css that could contain all of the font styling, or colors.css for specific colors.
Your going to run into plenty more IE problems if you don't wind up organizing.