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  • have the same problem. anybody can advise?

    I see what you mean. That’s no good. And your font isn’t looking as good in ie either. I’m thinking of switching to wp and using this program but that makes me concerned. A lot of people use ie. Are you using the free version or the Pro?

    i think both of us are using free version, me for sure.

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    yes, I am using free version

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    Any suggestions at all??

    I have the same problem, but only when using IE8 to view the page (which, unfortunately, I hear is quite the popular browser). It goes away when I click compatibility view, but i doubt vistors are going to do that. you cant even look at the troubleshooting forums for this theme unless you pay $99 first, so dont expect much help there…

    anyone have any ideas?

    The thumnbnail problem in ie 8 seems to be related to the way the template.postloop.php calls for the size of the thumbnail. other plugins have had this same problem with IE8 and thumbnails. See here

    OK. I solved the problem.

    The thumbnails display fine in IE8 when you click on Compatibility View, but how many visitors are going to know that? about zero.

    There is a meta tag you can include in the header for any webpage that will tell IE8 to load the page in compatibility view. Other browser ignore this tag, so it should only affect IE8 (and eventually, another tag will probably need to be added for IE9, becuase, well, its microsoft…). But it wasnt included in this theme for some reason. There may be a reason, because other folks have found that turning on compatibility view with the meta tag actually does not work as well as manually clicking the button, so who knows, it may cause some other bug, but so far, on the site Im working on, its working fine. This site also loads fine in Firefox and Safari, but I haven’t tested any other browsers…

    Anyway, here is what you do.

    In the editor, open the template named “Header (header.php)”

    Scroll down to where you seed the <head> tag.

    After that tag, enter this code:
    <meta http-equiv=”X-UA-Compatible” content=”IE=EmulateIE7″ />

    Update, and voila! no more squashed thumbnails..

    Let me know if this works for you guys too.

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    Great, works for me. Thanks heaps !!

    Alwyn Botha

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    Hi,

    I was having the same problem and found this post. I entered the code that bacree provided (thank you). While it fixed the problem of the squashed images in IE8 for some reason it also made the content of the page to move up and cover the header.

    Anyone had this problem or know how to fix it?

    Thanks so much!

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