I'm having a hard time getting the title graphic of the following webpage to display in IE6.
http://ambercare.ardham.com
I have tried several things that I found Googling around, but to no avail.
It seems to appear correctly in FF and IE7.

Any help would be great!
Thanks.
-Joel

Very unusual. But since you have no text inside, why don't you just make it an image instead of a div with a background?

- Steve

Good Question. Thanks for the reply.

I was doing it that way to specify a particular style reference based on which WordPressMU site was being accessed so that each site could have a different visual style. I could do it with an img tag, I suppose. I was trying to avoid that to keep a standard in my stylesheets, but I'm willing to do whatever needs to be done.

Is there no way to fix this in CSS?

of course there is always a way! But first I want to know a few things..

why are you using a <span /> in that way? Cause it doesn't do anything... (I'm debugging with a FireFox plugin FireBug.. I can disable css styles and by doing this with your span I can't see any changes...) and I'm not sure it's allowed to use it as a single tag....cause usually you use it to change a few words in a sentence for examlple like: Hi my name is <span class="style">Donald Duck</span> bla bla

Also try to change the #header_top.home css style into:

#header_top.home {
background-image:url(images/header_blue.jpg);
background-repeat:no-repeat;
}

just for testing purposes

Let me know if something happened....

The span tag was a leftover in the WP theme that I modified. I went ahead and removed it. I made the change to #header_top.home and it didn't change anything.

I also realized that I was going to need to do some other CSS mods for IE6 only, so I decided to go with stevej's suggestion. The title graphic is now working, but I have a new problem relating to IE conditional comments. I'll post a new one for that, though.

Thanks for all the help everyone!