I figured out a workaround – I’m using php to detect which browser someone is using. If it’s IE, they’ll see the #headerimg that works for IE and vice versa if they’re using another browser:
<?php
function inAgent($agent) {
global $HTTP_USER_AGENT;
$notAgent = strpos($HTTP_USER_AGENT,$agent) === false;
return !$notAgent; }
if ( inAgent(‘MSIE’) ) { $browser = ‘ie’; } ?>
<?php if ($browser == ‘ie’): ?>
#headerimg {margin: 0px 1px 0px; height: 200px; width: 760px; }
<?php else: ?>
#headerimg {margin: 0px 0px 0px; height: 200px; width: 760px; }
<?php endif; ?>
hope this points someone else in the right direction if they have a similar problem.
