What needs to be fixed for my layout to work with Internet Explorer?
I have a problem with a website layout. I noticed it isn't right when using Internet Explorer. You can see the live code at https://byra.ca
How it should be:
How it is with IE:
The problem is, I have no idea how to fix this. Anyone knows what css I am using that isn't compatible with IE and that is causing the issue?
I was able to test the website using IE9 and IE10. I don't know if the issue is also happening with IE11.
Thanks,
One quick way to fix this is to set an explicit min-height property on any of the three problematic divs:
<div class="byra-block to-animate fadeInRight animated" style="background-image: url(/images/design/img_1.jpg); min-height: 500px;">
If you can come up with an acceptable value for min-height for the three block divs, both Internet Explorer and other browsers should respect it.
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