IE BUG 2: No table-striping in Seven.

You mean it's not zebra style?

Confirmed on IE7. This is specific to Seven, the striping shows up fine when using Garland, and other 'striped' tables are also rendered without stripes in IE7 when using Seven (for example admin/config/people/permissions).

known IE buggy ?

Hey, just came across a related issue where the links in table headers (admin/content) do not appear in IE6. This patch fixes that and the row striping issue. I put it in ie.css as it applies to both IE7 and IE6. Please review ;)

Actually, use this one. Revised the comment.

Committed to HEAD, with minor spelling correction in comment. Thanks!

Oh, crap. Sorry. Thank you webchick :D

crosslinking: #684626: IE BUG 3: ugly vertical stripes on some overlay pages in IE7

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New patch to fix the lack of striping and not cause the related issue in #11

- Removed the "position: relative;" from the tr which was causing all the table rows to push 1px down and right in IE7 and make the borders look broken

- Removed the "background: transparent;" from reset.css which was the root cause for why the tr.odd and tr.even backgrounds weren't displaying

Tested in FF 3.5, FF 3.6, Safari 4, Chrome 4, IE7, IE8, and Opera 10.51 and didn't notice any unexpected rendering elsewhere due to removing the "background: transparent;" from reset.css

Setting to needs review

Ok, since you ask so nicely... ;)

This is actually great, because it removes the previous fix that special-cased IE.

Committed to HEAD.

not to be annoying, but where did the last part of the patch come from? you don't mention it in your post and it isn't rly related to this issue... from another issue perhaps?

talking about

Index: themes/seven/style.css
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvs/drupal/drupal/themes/seven/style.css,v
retrieving revision 1.49
diff -u -p -r1.49 style.css
--- themes/seven/style.css	20 Mar 2010 14:45:05 -0000	1.49
+++ themes/seven/style.css	2 Apr 2010 02:42:13 -0000
@@ -293,7 +293,8 @@ ul.primary li a,
 ul.primary li a.active,
 ul.primary li a:active,
 ul.primary li a:visited,
-ul.primary li a:hover {
+ul.primary li a:hover,
+ul.primary li.active a {
   background-color: #a6a7a2;
   color: #000;
   font-weight: bold;

Blarg! I could have sworn I had cleaned my d7 install before creating the patch.

Those lines were for a patch to #702788: "Manage fields" tab not styled correctly on sub-pages