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Alright, as you may have noticed (if you look at the D6 with IE and Firefox), you'll notice that in IE everything looks bad, but works fine with Firefox.

Let me list:
1) Hover items on horizontal menu, scrunch together in IE for no applicable reason (they use to work fine, but I changed something, but I don't remember what). Can anyone google a reason as to why IE would scrunch up images together (losing width) on hover?
2) Burn Hover images, need to be probably reworked as "a" instead "li", because a:hover only works in IE, but li:hover can't work (because the idiots at microsoft are so frickin dumb it's unbelievable; if you use IE, I pity da foo'). I tried using "sfhover" trick, but that didn't work (sucker fish) too well. Can anyone find any other implementation?
3) Curvy corners... AAAAAh, I found one javascript solution, but it is totally messed up, and it bugs out on certain html tags. It simply doesn't work very well (I was using CurvyCorners.net I think), can anyone find another method (perhaps javascript)?

son of suckerfish works fine in IE6+, CurveyCorners *IS* Javascript....

Obviously, that's why I said I found one javascript solution, and it didn't work, curvycorners does not work properly, go check the site in IE.

Suckerfish doesn't work at all, I did the whole sfhover thing, but look at it with IE, everything is totally still messed up. And then check the CSS with firebug, you'll see it has the .sfhover

Try a different solution for the position of the window. I notice it also messes with the drop down menu.

For curvy corners you can try CSS corners with images as the corners.

That's way too hard, and there's way too many places to make curvy.

Well someone needs to step up and take a leadership role and try to fix these bugs so that we can release it. Because I been trying for a while it's not working.

(06-07-2009 01:16 AM)Brian Wrote: [ -> ]That's way too hard, and there's way too many places to make curvy.

Well someone needs to step up and take a leadership role and try to fix these bugs so that we can release it. Because I been trying for a while it's not working.

Way to hard?
It's 4 lines of CSS and four lines of HTML

Well can you help me do it then? I hate dealing with CSS / XHTML :O

The scrunching thing is really weird, I can't find anything dealing with why that happens. It's possible that li:hover is what is messing with things.