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I'm using the jQuery Cycle plugin along with the tutorial here: Net Tuts tutorial "building-an-auto-scrolling-slideshow-that-works-with-and-without-javascript"

It all works good if I give my containing <div> a background color, but as soon as I apply a background via url(), my slide navigation which was originally positioned absolutely to the top right gets bumped down below my slides in IE6.

It doesn't matter if I apply the background to the <div> it's currently on, or the one the slideshow actually uses, or the <ul> that contains the slides.

You can witness the problem here: http://ainsworthstudios.com/beeson/example/ looks fine in IE7 and FF, but the nav is bumped down below the slides in IE6.

I think it has something to do with the clear type fix in Cycle, but I'm not certain. Any help would be appreciated!

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Ended up hacking it up a bit by making an additional <div> positioned directly above the old <div> in the HTML, giving that a background, and positioning both of them on top of each other to simulate the background I was hoping for originally. It's working in IE6, IE7, and FF, so hopefully that's a good enough "solution."