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Internet Explorer 中有很多奇怪的渲染问题可以通过赋予其layout得到解决。John Gallant 和 Holly Bergevin 把这些问题归类为尺寸bug(dimensional bugs)，意思是这些 bug 可以通过赋予相应元素某个宽度或高度解决。这便引出关于layout的一个问题：为什么它会改变元素的渲染特性，为什么它会影响到元素之间的关系？这个问题问得很好，但却很难回答。在这篇文章中，我们专注于这个复杂问题会有那些方面的表现，某一方面的具体讨论和范例请参考文中给出的相关链接。
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No matter how far on the left the real text is, the underline will be stretched all the way to the right in some PC browsers, namely the Firefox. Again, something that could’ve brought to my attention last week!Internet Explorer fails to render backgrounds for elements that have both an ID and a class defined. For instance, #photos.background1 will display the corresponding background in IE6 for Windows, but once that has been defined, #photos.background2, #photos.background3, etc. will not be displayed.小贴士
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