Relative AP DIV Tag results in large white space in IE

[stevesal32]

I am trying to do a site which requires me to put a relative position AP DIV tag for the main text (see: http://home.comcast.net/~steve.reeder)/test/index.html) I am using Dreamweaver to create the site. It is pretty basic but that is ok. The problem is the page loads perfectly in Firefox but IE has a large white space that I guess is the AP DIV tag layer. Any help out there?

[potentweb]

The link you provided is no good.

[absolutmgd13]

put the code here or on jsfiddle

[Eye for Video]

Post a working link to the actual page, code snippets give only a part of the picture and can be mis-leading.

put a relative position AP DIV tag

doesn't really make sense... a relative position on an absolutely positioned <div>
That's why we need the actual page.

but IE has a large white space

Could be a mis-application of the "Parent Rule" as it relates to elements with declared positions. Link to page would clarify.
Best wishes,
Eye for Video

[rtrethewey]

It looks fine in IE8 and IE9. Don't worry about older versions.