radio button bug in IE for mac?

C

Chris

When I view radio buttons in IE on the mac, the background has squares
behind it, whereas the radio button has a transparent background using
Netscape for mac or either IE or netscape for the PC. For example,
check out the radio buttongs here:
http://www.avn.com/index.php?Primary_Navigation=Search

Has anyone discovered a workaround for this other than placing the
buttons on a white background?
 
L

Limelight

When I view radio buttons in IE on the mac, the background has squares
behind it, whereas the radio button has a transparent background using
Netscape for mac or either IE or netscape for the PC. For example,
check out the radio buttongs here:
http://www.avn.com/index.php?Primary_Navigation=Search

Has anyone discovered a workaround for this other than placing the
buttons on a white background?

Are you using CSS to control the look of your radio buttons or INPUT? I've
found that when using CSS, it doesn't render the radio buttons as you
mention.
 
R

Rastin Mehr

I wouldn't worry about it. IE on mac is frowned upon it was never a good
browser. I think as long as you are fine on Safari and Mozilla flavor
browsers you should be fine. Your page looked fine in Safari and Mozilla.

Rastin
When I view radio buttons in IE on the mac, the background has squares
behind it, whereas the radio button has a transparent background using
Netscape for mac or either IE or netscape for the PC. For example,
check out the radio buttongs here:
http://www.avn.com/index.php?Primary_Navigation=Search

Has anyone discovered a workaround for this other than placing the
buttons on a white background?
 
M

Mark Parnell

I wouldn't worry about it. IE on mac is frowned upon it was never a good
browser.

IE for Mac was far ahead of IE for Windows at the time. In fact, when it
was released, it had better CSS support that most (all?) other browsers
that were available. Of course, it is rather old now, and compared to
current browsers it is not that good, but to say it was never good is
going a bit far, I think.
 
T

Toby A Inkster

Mark said:
IE for Mac was far ahead of IE for Windows at the time. In fact, when it
was released, it had better CSS support that most (all?) other browsers
that were available.

I'd go for "most" rather than "all". I *still* marvel at how good Opera
3.6x is at CSS.
 
M

Mark Parnell

I'd go for "most" rather than "all". I *still* marvel at how good Opera
3.6x is at CSS.

That's why the all was a question - I wasn't really in the business at
the time.
 

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