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IE transparent divider line
  • I am trying to set the divider line to transparent, but in IE it doesn't seem to take the setting. Is there some custom CSS that I can use to force the divider to be transparent.

    You can see what I'm talking about here on my site: http://www.jesse-estes.com/blog/
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  • Hi Jesse:

    Very nice use of Striking!

    On the face of it, I could not determine even the problem - I had your site open in two diff browsers, and if there was a difference, it was past me (admittedly it is after midnight..).

    You should be able to use the divider padding shortcodes - divider padding or clear both, to achieve a transparent break. Never had a report of an issue up to now in any browser.

    Please get back to us and forgive me if I missed the tree for the forest!

    And if resolved, kindly indicate such with commentary, so that we may close the thread, and add to our knowledge base.

    Happy Striking
    Websys Team
    James
  • Thanks James for your response.

    I'm not talking about dividers in posts. If you look at my site you will see a white divider line dividing the categories on the right for instance. This only happens in IE, and not in firefox or chrome. I have set the divider to be transparent, but it seems that IE is ignoring it and it's white. Is there a way to force it to not be there at all?

    Best regards, and keep up the great work!

    --jesse
  • Hi jesse,

    Do you mean it don't work in ie6?

    Maybe you can edit on striking/js/ie6.js file.
    Change line 5

    DD_belatedPNG.fix('#logo img,#page,#page_bottom,#footer_shadow,#sidebar_content,#sidebar_bottom');

    To

    DD_belatedPNG.fix('#logo img,#page,#page_bottom,#footer_shadow,#sidebar_bottom');

    Regards,
    KaptinLin
  • Thanks Kaptin. I didn't end up using the code you added here, but the problem seemed to have been some sort of caching issue on my side. It's working fine now...

    --jesse