I've just upgraded to Drupal 5.2 and since then I have the - screenshot attached - blue stripe in the header. It is only visible in IE6, FF and Opera. The page looks normal in Safari: without the disturbance of the blue stripe in the header, the stripe does appear, but it is white in IE7. I'd kindly ask for some help what and how to modify in the CSS (i guess that's where the solution lies).
The FF web-developer tells it is in
#header-region .clear-block
#wrapper
but so far I've been unable to find what to modify exactly and where.
So I need a little help considering this problem.

What do I have to modify in which CSS file, that is the question, in order to do this stripe away?

Many thanks in advance.

PS. I already posted this issue a week ago but no reaction, though i do believe many ppl using Garland experience the same.
PS.No.2: I deleted a line in themes/garland/style.css and afterwards the stripe doesn't show up in FireFox, but it is still visible in IE7 and Opera (in white colour this time). Can we find a browser-independent solution?

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kkarpou commented

You might want to add height: 0em;, which works for IE, in addition to changing min-height: 0em; in line 268 of the style.css file.

Worked for me here: http://image.ntua.gr/lab/opensci/ (site is in Greek, but you'll get the idea)

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kkarpou commented
Status: Active » Fixed
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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.