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great – thanks!
I solved this issue by adding the rule: .column.grid_3 {min-height: 0;}
does this make sense? now, how can I use my own ie.css file in my child theme? I tried adding this to the child’s functions.php:
function child_jumpstart_css() {
global $theme_path;
wp_enqueue_style( ‘themeblvd_ie’, $theme_path . ‘/ie.css’, array( ‘themeblvd_theme’ ) );
}
add_action( ‘wp_print_styles’, ‘child_jumpstart_css’ );
the format lost the spacing in my post – what I meant was:
—————- IE 8 —————–
text………………. image1
….. image2… image3
—————- firefox, chrome, safari —————–
text……image1….. image2…… image3
thanks Jason – duh, I just realized it was the search plugin I was testing that was overriding what I was doing!