[horde] Serious IE Rendering Problems

[Mats Djärf]

chukie-man do have period?
A lot to do before christmas?
Bad hair-cut?
*hehe* I know the feeling ...maybe it can't be worse ;)


Anyhow ...I really like alpha transparency but even latest version of 
MSIE does not handle this as u except. I have create a theme that not 
use alpha transparency icons. Recommended for Microsoft Internet 
Explorer users, and it works fine with gecko browsers aswell.

http://www.webbplatsen.se/horde/

Note. I have updated this theme for the latest head of Horde but I have 
not publish it yet (bad hair-cut I guess). Latest available update is 
from 2004-11-18 ...it works fine too. Some icons is missing if u using 
latest Head.




* on 2004-12-13 20:38 Chuck Hagenbuch wrote:
> Quoting Matthew Bradford <mbradford at bahaigear.com>:
> 
>> The CVS snapshots of Horde (and the RC releases) seem to have serious 
>> issues
>> when being rendered on IE.  There are really too many to list, but 
>> they seem to center around image management in the app.  For instance 
>> when you collapse the side menu the side menu icon gets warped, etc.  
>> Sometimes icons come up much larger than they should (in IMP) and 
>> there are many times when images don't line up correctly.  These 
>> issues don't happen in Mozilla or Firefox, they have their own 
>> issues.  Anyway, it seems like IE stupidness... but seeing as how IE 
>> still does control the vast majority of the market (though I wish they 
>> didn't)... it might be a good idea to be compatible with it. :-)
> 
> 
> Thanks for this oh-so-productive input. I really can't address any of 
> the vague,
> no way to track in a useful way things you alluded to, so I'll just say 
> that
> turning off alpha transparency (in your preferences) will probably solve 
> most
> of this. Though as one confused bug reporter noted, turning off alpha
> transparency does, shockingly, result in a few images NOT BEING 
> TRANSPARENT!
> 
>> Also, Firefox tends to render certain email lists (mailbox view) 
>> oddly.  Every once in awhile it won't keep the messages in a table 
>> format.
> 
> 
> Known gecko bug, read the numerous posts about it.
> 
>> Are you guys now using CSS to do everything now instead of tables?
> 
> 
> No. View Source could have told you that, of course.
> 
> -chuck
>