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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Michael Morris" data-source="post: 1264759" data-attributes="member: 87">The body tag is the only one where I've forced VBulletin to seperate the two in an attempt to be rid of the problem with no success.  It's odd.Possibly, but Vbulletin does a pretty good job of custom building the pages to the browser's needs.  It can even generate a page without a style sheet for very old browsers.  Still, with all the different browsers out there who knows.  It's definately a rendering glitch of some sort, but whether it's specific to IE I don't know and haven't checked.IE is more tolerant of non-standard tags than NS.  To set the background color of any element in a stylesheet you use[code][b]element[/b] {background: #FFFFFF;}[/code]Where "element" is the item your setting (be it body, td, etc.)  "background-color" will be accepted by IE but not NS or virtually any other browser.  Coding specifically for IE can cause headaches because of this, but it's a feature (some gurus call it a bug) M$ refuses to remove because it makes other browsers look bad.No, I'm seeing the problem you're describing and noted it immediately after adding the .banner and .announce elements to the style sheet.  Push comes to shove, I can remove those custom elements in order to get rid of the glitch, but I'd rather find a work around because in the future I want to use a single php file to contain the heading banner for all the programs that might want to call it, (or at least all the styles) that way I don't have to update 17 odd styles to update one element.For reference, I use IE 6.0 most of the time but test pages in NS 7.0 as well.</blockquote>

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