Hi all - once again, I'm sure the answer is right in front of me, but I'm just not getting it. The site is: http://www.jessweiss.com/sciatica/index1a.html . Lays out perfectly in FF (rounded corners img and frame2 line up perfectly)... have a little "bump" between the "rounded corners" image black margin and frame2 on the page in IE 6. I would imagine it's something with either the frame2 or content attributes, but nothing I do fixes them. Also, I tried adding 0 padding to the img attribute and floating the img attribute left... still nothing. In fact, floating the img attribute left breaks the frame on both sides. So, whatever advice anyone can offer is greatly appreciated. TIA!

ETA: It also works fine in IE7.

The problem with IE6 lies in its busted box model:
http://www.positioniseverything.net/ie-primer.html
You are going to have to use conditional comments to target IE6 and change the width of the div to compensate for IE6's box model vagaries.

I knew I could count on you! Would you mind taking a look at the hack I installed... seems to be working now in both IE6 and FF (will have to check IE7 when I get home, since I don't have it on my work machine ) I took it, to the best of my understanding, from the Tan Hack article you referred to...

 
#container {
 margin-left: 200px; }

* html #container {margin-right: -20px; 
   ma/rgin-right: 0px;
   /* to ensure frame2 lines up with rounded corners in IE6 */ 
}

Here is the link to the site again: http://www.jessweiss.com/sciatica/index1a.html

TIA!

Looks good
However, IE7 will choke on that *html hack (they fixed it in IE7), so you're going to have to use conditional comments and remove that hack from your main css file. That way you can target JUST IE6 and below and IE7 will stay happy.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms537512.aspx

Or, you can try this method: http://www.positioniseverything.net/...s/cc-plus.html

Thanks again. I was looking at it in IE7 without making any other changes, and it appears to be displaying properly. Am I missing something?