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How To Get Usage(progress) Bar To Display Properly In Ie

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Solution 1:

What are $s, $v and $g doing in your HTML; and the <br>, for that matter?

If I remove the <br>, and replace those $ values by actual percentages that add up to 100% it works just fine for me in IE6, except for the left margin. But that's caused by the doubled float-margin bug.

The way to fix that margin, according to that article, is to set the display property on div.dd to inline.

Speaking of which, you can remove all those display: block properties you're using, because the display property is ignored for floats (except by IE, to some extent, as the above bugfix demonstrates).

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