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Thanks for the reply. I' have another question, but I suppose its best to open a new question for it.
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Thanks for the reply. I' have another question, but I suppose its best to open a new question for it.

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If you go to baszeeland.org ( no www!) you see a salmon coloured bar on top. It always starts after the first column, but in Firefox 1.5 it extends only to the third column, while in IE 7 it fills the screen. As for IE6 I think it does as Firefox. <br />
I want the bar to extend to the third column ( as in Firefox). What should I do in css/html to make IE7 do that?
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If you go to baszeeland.org ( no www!) you see a salmon coloured bar on top. It always starts after the first column, but in Firefox 1.5 it extends only to the third column, while in IE 7 it fills the screen. As for IE6 I think it does as Firefox. 
I want the bar to extend to the third column ( as in Firefox). What should I do in css/html to make IE7 do that?

IE 7 misbehaves?

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