Important Kunena 1.6 menu issue with IE8

Dear all

issue come back with kunena 1.6 final realease
template zephyr rocketheme

with Firefox, OK



With IE 8, missing part of menu description



in RC2 I have resolved this issue by removing these codes

not found in latest CSS realease

a new idea ?

regrds

Bertrand

IE Internet explosion! That's right.

border-radius is not yet available in IE (really out of standard!)

As I know, there is a solution to hack IE!
Like the way to display transparant of png background in IE6.
by placing PIE.htc on template directory(like png hack!).
and add this attribute in the line of tab css

Thanks for your quick reply

So to be clear
on the link you gave me I have 3 files


i just use PIE.htc

I have tried two things
PIE.htc in my template site folder add your code in joomla.css of my template
PIE.htc in my kunena template folder add your code in kunena.forum-min.css

but same pb

sorry i'm not a hacker specialist

I also have this problem and hope for a solution.

trondj wrote: I also have this problem and hope for a solution.

The CSS method that achieves rounded borders for the menu tabs for K 1.6 evidently doesn't work in IE 8. It doesn't work for anyone (me, included) using vanilla-flavoured IE 8. This doesn't surprise me. It's a small price to pay for using Internet Explorer 8.

Most of us (68.9% of all web users) don't have this problem. Less than one-third of all internet users use Internet Explorer (all versions) and, of all browsers in use, IE 8 accounts for 17.3% of all browser usage (that's less than one in five users).

If there is to be a proper solution, it requires Microsoft to address the matter properly. That is to say, Microsoft needs to be dragged (kicking and screaming, if necessary) into the world of where W3C standards are universally implemented instead of maintaining that the guys at Redmond can dictate standards to the rest of the world. If more users lobbied Microsoft and complained directly to Microsoft, perhaps we would see the end of these wasteful browser wars. Microsoft has always resisted user pressure - it took a massive court case to finally get Microsoft to agree to decouple IE from the operating system - and if direct pressure doesn't work, then market pressure will: people will choose and use different browsers because there are better ones than IE. Of course, this is only my [possibly] biased opinion and does not reflect the opinion of the Kunena project team which is committed to support IE8 for K 1.6

Of course, I hope that people understand when I write that K 1.6 is supported for IE 8, this doesn't imply the coverage of every K 1.6 feature, available in other browsers, is reproducible in IE 8.