Image 3 pixel jog problem

My menu bar was created using CSS. Float: left, position:
relative. On the left side, I have an image that should be in line
with the menu bar. In IE the image drops below the menu bar. My
best guess estimate is that this is a result of a 3 pixel jog. I've
tried finding a solution to this...best one I could find is the
HollyHack code (
http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/threepxtest.html).
However, I am feeling rather thick at the moment because I can't
figure out where to instert the code. Or if there is a better
solution.
thanks!

I had this issue too - it's obviously a(nother) bug in IE as
my code was perfect (double, triple, quadruple checked until I was
going mad!) and everything aligned perfectly in
Firefox/Safari/Opera/etc anyway.
My work-around was to make all of my elements that were
dropping down 5 pixels taller and position the DIVs 5 pixels
higher.
Problem solved. Might not work for all as my site was a nice
clean white background with plenty of space, so I could do this.
I guess the bug in IE has to do with the minimum size of a
graphic or DIV (I use PNGs, btw, so bug not just with JPGs!) - once
the size was above whatever the minimum size is, it doesn't seem to
drop down.

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