How does the background of the outer div show up in IE6?

You add a zoom:1 to the outer div; The property of the o.

It can be displayed, I guess you set it wrong, you use my URL to change the URL link to see.

It shouldn't be, I don't know how your ** is written.

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How did you write it! **Send it to see.

Forehead! There can't be a mistake. Is it your path wrong or is there something wrong with your **.

Hello landlord, I'm a person who specializes in CSS hack research, and I hope my answer can help you solve this problem.

You add it to the class you defined.

line-height:1px ;font-size:1px can eliminate the bug This is caused by the bug that inserting ** under IE6 will produce a line height, and the default height is 17px.

So I want to add the two sentences I wrote to you, to explain that it is a hack written for IE6 Other browsers do not recognize it, because other browsers do not need to write this hack, do you understand?

If you want to avoid this bug, there is another way, which is to use the top one with the background, do not insert it, and you can also eliminate it, and correct your mistakes.

In the upper layer div, you don't need to write display:block; padding:0; margin:0;

You can define the global div itself as display:block in *; So there is no need to write.

Just write my two sentences and set the height and width again.

Add the div above and you're good to go. If you make a mistake, fix it yourself, hahaha.

See for yourself the effect is the easiest.

Here's how to add two effects at the same time.

See if there's padding or something! ~

You added this to the style, and after testing, it was correct:

font-size:1px;

To redefine the font size. Because if you don't define it, the system seems to be 9pt by default, so it will stretch the div into a 9pt space.

This is clearly a browser compatibility issue! Add an overflow:inline; Try it. If it doesn't work, just talk about it.