Veliremus

Hello frankydz,

Sorry, but I can’t help you with this problem. I strive to have my site be as accessible as possible, but I draw the line at IE6. It’s simply way too old and bugged. What you can do is download a plugin that shows a prompt when people visit your site with IE6. Just search for “IE6”, there are plenty of plugins which can do that.

Good luck!

It’s fixed! Some guy on the site of WPSHOWER managed to fix it. All I had to do was change the smallest thing in the CSS:

.li_cont1, .li_cont2 {
margin-right:15px;
}

to

.li_cont1, .li_cont2 {
margin-right:15px; float:left;
}

Unbelievable, but it totally works on both IE8 and IE7! Oh, man… I’m so happy I didn’t have to roll back. This guys saved my life.

It is said that it’s not really ideal for your database, though. And wouldn’t it be a false solution, seeing as WordPress is not likely going to change in such a way that it fixes my theme, right?

I thought about that, but wouldn’t that expose me to the security weaknesses of 3.0.5?

I was afraid you might say that. Well, thank you very much for trying, in any case. I really appreciate it :).

Anyone else…? Please…? ??

Hey flamenco,

Thank you for your rapid response! Unfortunately, I have tried the quick fixes, and they don’t do anything.

As for the JWPlayer, regard that as a second priority, I have no problem with changing that if necessary. Just thought it’d be good to mention, as it has the same problem with Internet Explorer (man, I hate that browser).

Anything else I can try?