IE CSS & iFrame Bug?

[kizmar2]

I have a page:

http://www.maximizetech.com/index_demo.php

The CSS class used in the body tag is:

body.test {
	background-image: url(../images/branding.gif);
	background-attachment: fixed;
	background-position: bottom;
	background-repeat: no-repeat;
	}

I don't understand why IE is duplicating the text in the background behind the body's background image. This is the funkiest bug (?) I've seen yet - if that's what it is.

This page displays just fine in Firefox.

Any suggestions?

KizMar
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[LFI]

Everything looks fine for me in IE6. It gets funky in Opera, however.

Dave


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[kizmar2]

This is how it's displaying in IE for me. I also had a friend check it out and it's doing the same for them. It's not all the time though, just most of the time. Every once and a while when you refresh or click back->forward it will look ok.

Image ->

http://www.kizmar.net/other/ie_bug.png

KizMar
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[kizmar2]

So far I know two things:

1) It's because of the "background-repeat: no-repeat;" that's it's acting up.

2) It only acts up when inside an iframe. If you view the page as a parent it's fine.

Don't know how to remedy this though.

KizMar
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[BillyRayPreachersSon]

IE doesn't support "background-attachment: fixed;".

Dan



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[kizmar2]

IE is a nightmare for people that are trying to design websites cross-browser and use even the most basic CSS styles.

Sheesh.

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[BillyRayPreachersSon]

I would hardly call that a "most basic CSS style". IE is fine for most things, you just have to be aware of possible pitfalls.

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