I've edited the main chat with some table borders [text.html, me.html, etc] and in Firefox it looks fantastic, gotten a lot of compliments on it.

One problem though... IE doesn't see the attributes, period.

Do I need to add some kind of tags to either the chat.html or the individual message files to allow IE to see this stuff?

I've tried css and html attributes to no avail.

You should try to use a validator for your css files

it's simply



with class="bord1" in the table tag.

Works flawlessly in Firefox, but just shows the markup in IE above the username. I've tried adding it into the linked css file and in style tags in the text.html head. Nada.

Take a look into your messages templates... I see, that you have implemented something to times

The stylesheet link? I removed that. No difference.

I cant see anything like that, seems to be solved

Yeah, I swapped back to the html-only files, which have no table attributes in IE but show them in Firefox just fine.



It might help me to better understand this issue if I knew which file was responsible for laying out how the message area looks and works. In chat.html it says it's 'messages', does this mean that the folder 'templates_en/messages/' itself and the contents is what it's referring to? or is it messages.pm?

edit: after some more playing, I've found it only does this in "safe mode"... if that helps.

Which is the preferred method? Safe mode on or off by default?