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I'm using OpenLayers within Drupal (in a Zen subtheme), so this may
be more Drupal-y than OL. But for anyone banging their head against
IE 9 after they have successfully set things up in Chrome/Firefox
the problem could be that IE isn't even looking at the default
styles in theme/default/style.css. <br>
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My specific problem was that all of my Control divs (layerswitcher,
etc.) were crammed up in the top left hand corner of my map.<br>
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In Firefox/Chrome the divs were receiving the styles that put them
in the correct corners, but not in IE. I assume those styles get
included somewhere in the OL js files, because I don't see a path to
style.css in the header. Maybe this is a case of IE js not behaving
well? <br>
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In any case, I manually included the style.css file so a link shows
up to it in the header and that fixed the layout. <br>
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-Mike<br>
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