Post installation

Hi,

We have been using Drupal 4.6.3 for almost a year now to host http://www.mariposaHD.tv (the world's first HDTV show for the Internet) and everything has been working great.

However, recently several users who use Internet Explorer 7 have sent us word that the pages don't render correctly with IE7. I know for a fact that the page looks fine with all recent versions of IE6, Firefox, Safari, Opera, etc. with screen resolutions of 1024 and above. I, however, don't use IE7 yet so I'm having a difficult time diagnosing if the page is actually broken in IE7 and, if so, why?

I suspect, if there is a problem, that is is CSS related.

If you are a CSS expert (we are not) and use IE7, could you:

1.) fire up our page http://www.mariposaHD.tv and let us know if it looks like it's rendering correctly?

2.) take a look at our CSS file http://www.mariposahd.tv/themes/mariposa/style.css and let me know what I need to fix to get the page rendering correctly in IE7 ?

We are using a very slightly hacked up version of Steve Wittens' FriendsElectric template http://drupal.org/project/friendselectric that was included with Drupal 4.6.3.

Many thanks for your help. You will be rewarded with many free high-resolution photos and high-definition videos of beautiful South American swimsuit models for your troubles! ;-)

--mariposaHD
The world's first HDTV show for the Internet

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