Hello!

I'm with a strange problem on my IE.

I use Firefox and IE to test my pages. But IE, sometimes show me a black image in the place of my repeated background images...

I saw a lot of stuff about png images and IE but they are about transparency and i think it's not my case

If I have a div with a repeated background image with width=1px and if I write some text inside this div and open it on IE sometimes I see a black div!

I think this only happens with png and gif files (whith or without transparency)
But If I replace the 1 pixel image for one image with all div with (and then I don't need to repeat image) the problem is solved and things show right on my IE...
(But I like to use 1 pixels images...) :(

Theres an example.
Please, open this page on IE and on Firefox:
http://www.bazon.net/mishoo/Articles/msie/958/test.html

On my case, firefox open this png lines ok but IE don't have this capacity...
See here my printscreen:
http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/5237/iebugkj9.jpg

My IE version is: 6.02.xxx

What could it be?
IE problem? My graphicCard problem? Windows Problem?

Thanks!

It does seem like a really strange error. I'm not used to background images giving you this much trouble. Although they do look almost identical on my box. Is it possible there's some other configuration issues on your machine? Firefox displays one black line, one white line, etc. all the way down the page. IE is inserting an extra line of white pixels at the bottom of each image, creating a noticeable white band about every quarter inch. But otherwise they look the same here. So maybe it's not really a problem. How does it look to anyone else?

If there is a problem, my bet would be on the javascript. DOM support is a little iffy in IE, and you may be running into some problems with the image display for that reason. Not because the background image is your real problem. That's the spot that looks more ripe for cross-browser incompatibility to me.

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