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    1. COWhat version of IE is causing the problem? Prutswonder is correct that you have to be careful of what CSS selectors and rules are applicable to the version of IE you're targeting. http://www.quirksmode.org/compatibility.html can help finding CSS compatibility. I believe some items, such as Flash/plugins, always render above all other things in older browsers (I'm thinking IE6?). I don't think images should have this issue though.
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    2. CO@Greg Also note, IE has a "bug" where z-index stack will reset. I don't think this is the issue you're experiencing and Prutswonder's solution looks right. But if you experiance z-index issues it could also be that a parent's element doesn't have a z-index and child-elements z-index will not override elements higher up the DOM tree. This often happens with drop-down menus and I believe it's an IE 6, 7 and perhaps 8 issue. I believe IE 9 doesn't have this problem. Just as a side note.
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    3. COHave you tried the proprietary tag? "-webkit-background-size: 90px auto". You can then put that before the standard "background-size: 90px auto;". That way, full support will override the proprietary tag. Maybe that will help? I got that from here: http://developer.apple.com/library/safari/#documentation/appleapplications/reference/SafariCSSRef/Articles/StandardCSSProperties.html do a page find for "background-size". It says it's supported in iOS 1.0+.
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