Firefox and IE

I need some help to understand why this displays differently
in Foxfire than
it does in IE 6. And if IE 7 is more compliant with the web
standards I will
probably see the same difference with it. The page is located
at:
http://www.theinternationalmarket.com/bg_test.php
What I want is for it to display like it does in IE6 with the
gray
background covering the whole #wrapper div. and to understand
why it isn't
happening in Foxfire. Thank you.

I found an answer for anyone with the same problem at
http://www.scriptygoddess.com/archives/2004/05/04/css-quirk-in-firefox-with-backgrounds/
Comment # 8
I think a visit here can answer your question.
http://www.complexspiral.com/publications/containing-floats/
The short answer is that floated blocks DO NOT expand their
container
block(!), you have to clear them with something else for the
container to
spread. If the container is floated it will expand for the
floated children
elements. This is by the spec. IE does it wrong, that's all.
"Tmac7425" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:ek13pp$2g4$[email protected]..
>I need some help to understand why this displays
differently in Foxfire
>than
> it does in IE 6. And if IE 7 is more compliant with the
web standards I
> will
> probably see the same difference with it. The page is
located at:
>
http://www.theinternationalmarket.com/bg_test.php
>
> What I want is for it to display like it does in IE6
with the gray
> background covering the whole #wrapper div. and to
understand why it isn't
> happening in Foxfire. Thank you.
>

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