ie

Hej,
Jag har problem med en bakgrundsbild i IE. Det fungerar i Fire Fox och på min Mac.
Fick rådet av att använda nedanstående css men det fungerar ändå inte. IE visar endast bilden centrerad med vita kanter.

/Tomaz

body
{
background: url('images/Page-BgTexture.jpg') no-repeat center center fixed;
-webkit-background-size: cover;
-moz-background-size: cover;
-o-background-size: cover;
background-size: cover;
filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src='images/Page-BgTexture.jpg', sizingMethod='scale');

I wonder if someone could give me some local advice about IE? I've been running a simple drupal site for a couple of years, but having trouble with this.

I've optimized my css stylesheets, and have IE Unlimited CSS Loader enabled and yet still having some problems.

I've looked extensively on drupal.org and yet can't seem to come up with a simple operating fix....

so since I'm Sydney based thought I'd ask locally. What's the best production site solution?

thanks

Bob

newsucanuse.org

I have Boost installed on a few sites, and am really pleased with the huge difference it makes. But I cannot for the life of me get any version of IE to serve the cached pages.
I found in the issue queue a notice to disable RFC2616 compliance, which I have done to no effect (yes I generated new rules and changed the .htaccess).
Is there another setting to enable/disable? What else can I do? I have seen boost tags on ie before (just not my sites) so I know it is possible...
Any help is appreciated!

The sites in question are:
http://www.tourofcalifornia-santacruz.com

On http://mocasystems.com/project-gallery
If you select a gallery with a long title like the 2nd row at the end "Hickam Air Force Base Corrosion Control Hangar & Maintenance Facility"
You will see that when the lightbox opens up and shows the title of the gallery, the NAVIGATION or PREV and NEXT image is buried in the middle of the title.
This was also happening in FireFox until I threw a float:left on the container of the navigation. Maybe theres a better way to fix it in FF that will also work on IE?
What's the work around for this one?
THNX!
- DV

While theming and developing today I switched from Firefox to Internet Explorer and found that my site had no styles! Ahhh! To save you from possible headaches, here's my finding: IE limits Drupal to 31 stylesheets total. The work-around for the bug is to enable CSS aggregation.

Many modules have their own stylesheets, so when you get to a certain number of modules, plus have your own custom theme, you reach a point like I did today where you pass the threshold. Hope this helps someone!!

I created my first slideshow using the Views/Gallery, and for several days it all worked fine. All of a sudden I noticed that images were no longer rotating. I went back to look at the View (but I knew I hadn't changed anything)...then discovered that it worked fine in IE??

What had changed? I had installed the 'notify' module, and it complained about some js files (which I found and uploaded to the datepicker)...could that somehow have effected things? I'm at a loss,