Liquid Canvas Doesn't Work With IE6, IE7

Submitted by pagehite on Wed, 05/13/2009 - 06:39

I've created a terse example of this issue with a css file containing only code used by the example page. The example can be found at http://delbert.com/test.htm. The code works properly with Firefox, Opera, Chrome and IE 8 (with compatibility mode turned off). It fails with IE6 and IE7. Since there are still a lot of folks using those browsers, I'd like to resolve this issue if possible. Could this be caused by excanvas.js? Any insight, wisdom or solution would be greatly appreciated.

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Same issue

Submitted by marden on Mon, 08/10/2009 - 21:07.

I'm also seeing this problem, although, I see it using IE8. If I turn off the "text-align: center", it looks ok, but the page is no longer centered.

Anyone know of a work-around, or when a fix will come out for this?

I just went the easy route

Submitted by tomak on Tue, 08/11/2009 - 07:20.

I just went the easy route and am using another plugin for IE that works. Was a little more work to get the shadows and other specialties to work, but in the end it pretty much looks the same. I could probably convert everything to this other plugin, but I like LC for it's simple set up and ease of use.

I've discovered the cause of

Submitted by pagehite on Sun, 05/17/2009 - 19:00.

I've discovered the cause of this issue. In IE6 and IE7, Liquid Canvas (or excanvas) responds improperly to text-align="center" in CSS for the body.

I think it's a Liquid Canvas

Submitted by tomak on Thu, 07/30/2009 - 02:16.

I think it's a Liquid Canvas problem since other jQuery plugins utilizing excanvas work fine with text-align="center"

Any chance there is going to be a fix for this soon?