That is a flaw with Internet Explorer. You can fix that by defining the absolute width of the object and setting the position object to relative. Example: .whatever { border: 1px solid #LOLOLOL; width: 100px; position: relative; } But! It looks like you got it to work :D
::kicks you:: Why didn't you respond when I first had this problem so I didn't have to think through it myself >:o!
But apparently the problem was that I was not supposed to define it as relative, but just leave it static. o_o Oohhh Internet Explorer ::shakes fist::!
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That is a flaw with Internet Explorer. You can fix that by defining the absolute width of the object and setting the position object to relative. Example:
.whatever {
border: 1px solid #LOLOLOL;
width: 100px;
position: relative;
}
But! It looks like you got it to work :D
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But apparently the problem was that I was not supposed to define it as relative, but just leave it static. o_o Oohhh Internet Explorer ::shakes fist::!
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::nostalgic moment::
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