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http://ratingscorner.com/product_rating.php?alias=Rashtreeya-Vidyalaya-College-of-Engineering-Mysore-Road-Bangalore&product=colleges

I have a page like this .this works very well in all browsers, but not in IE.

problem in IE is that : 1. If you go to "your ratings" tab in second section. the stars and input are not clickable only. 2. and the gap between tabs and tables are more in IE ..

tried to check in firebug also. the element has not margin or padding at bottom.

  1. the slideshow also does not work in IE
A: 

You will have to create a different page design by detecting the browser.

<script type="text/javascript">
document.write(navigator.appCodeName);
</script>

As you can see, at CNET.com it is different when you switch browsers. Firefox and Chrome are both very similar, Internet Explorer is extremely simple.

Anonymous the Great
I think. Hehehe.
Anonymous the Great
but y are the stars not clickable in IE. dono what css is affecting it..
pradeep
No. At the worst, he should only have to append IE "fix" styles using conditional comments.
Brock Adams
Internet Explorer just sucks.I can't believe someone would vote that down.
Anonymous the Great
@Brock Adams - do you find anything fishy in code . or any IE fix you suggest for my problem.
pradeep
@pradeep: No, it even validates with only warnings. I didn't activate javascript or test it in IE. I couldn't see anything obviously wrong, using Firebug, and I've no patience to investigate any more IE bugs today. Sorry. :(
Brock Adams
@Brock Adams - thanks . yeah i had validated it before posting it over here. if you find this interesting and some time . just find the bug . ;)
pradeep
-1 for suggesting that horrible practice, if a version working in all browsers can't be made, then conditional comments is by far the preferred way of fixing for IE.
eBusiness
+1  A: 

Well... Former internet explorer versions had a mistake in their box model: the w3c box model takes width without padding and border, and the IE model took it including them. I have examined the page in a a new IE8 in windows 7, and I've only noticed that the border of the tabs were not rounded and they were not connected to the box. The corner can be done with images.

Sorry.