
More than likely it is the css and color definitions for the block display. IE is not fully CSS compliant. So, when using a lot of cutomization through CSS, you have to do a lot of tweaking to get it just right. Also, if color names are used opposed to color hex values, you can have trouble there as well. Rest assured, it has nothing to do with XOOPS and has everything to do with IE.
Very true.
And just to second that, keep in mind; IE has many problems with CSS.
Just doing a google search about IE CSS issues, and you can find many problems that IE has with CSS that are very hard to fix.
I wish IE was more standards compliant, since so many people choose to use it.
Please spread the word to everyone. Use FireFox.
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