Guillotine bug help for CSS idiot

[m2c1r]

I have figured out that is what the problem is called, and I've read a couple posts on how to build a workaround, but my CSS skills are just too weak to figure this out on my own- and I've tried. It probably doesn't help that I am using style code left over from a custom wordpress theme for a now static website, but I've managed to clean most up it up and make everything look the way I want without breaking it- except for this stupid IE problem.

If anyone would be so kind as to offer a simple plug and play fix I could use - that would be awesome.

Thanks,

Matt

[edited by: SuzyUK at 9:13 am (utc) on May 25, 2008]
[edit reason] per charter [/edit]

[SuzyUK]

did you get this fixed yet m2c1r?

if not where is the "guillotine" happening, usually it happens when there is content next to float - if that is the case on the content next to the float make sure it's wrapped in its own div and then trigger hasLayout to true on that div (i.e. add {zoom: 1;} to the properties) if that fixes it let us know or if not perhaps a small break down of the affected elements would help us

thanks