Is there a fix for IE to hide the overflow of relatively positioned items? I'm having some troubles with that on my blog, I've been searching for an answer but couldn't find it anywhere...

Thank you.

Hello, have you tried applying the overflow:hidden style attributum?

Why are you using positioning ?

Originally Posted by LadynRed

Why are you using positioning ?

If you take a look at http://aatiis.blogspot.com, you'll see that I have a top background image and a background image for the whole page. I am positioning the top image relatively, because if I don't (i.e. I could use "background: transparent url(bg-top.png) scroll top middle;"), people who have smaller screen size than 800x600 or people who resize their window to be smaller, would keep seeing the left side of the content, and the elements on my page MUST be exactly positioned above the background (I don't have alpha-png's and transparent iframes, IE7 messes up their transparency, and I use transparency tween effects.)

And Zoltán, of course I have. It is a known IE bug, but I can't seem to find a workaround.

So that's why. How should I avoud it?

Please, check this resource.

Originally Posted by Bagi Zoltán

Please, check this resource.

Thanks, it seems useful. I'll try it and see if it fixes my problem (it should).