A div/CSS/IE issue

[donishere]

I am seriously racking my brain with this one...

If you look here in Internet Explorer only...

http://perkinscms.eroi.com/our-story/tax-preparation-accounting-firm-about.html

There is a break between the top navigation bar and that middle image that is not supposed to be there. There are some clear/both's in that area and, per Meggan's suggestion, line-height has been set to 0. But that darned break is still there.

Anyone have any ideas?

 

[Vragabond]

In your UL in #topnav-right you set bottom padding to 10px for some obscure reason. It doesn't seem to have any effect in FF, but in IE it pushes the height of #topnav-right (and all the subsequent parent elements) to be larger than your strip and pushes the content further down. I suggest you simply remove the bottom padding (again, it had no effect in FF and positive effect in IE):

#topnav-right ul {
  margin: 0;
  [!][s]padding: 0pt 0pt 10px;[/s][/!]
  [b][blue]padding: 0;[/blue][/b]
}

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