Hi

I'm trying to use PIE to solve my PNG transparency problems in IE6 (along with adding rounded coreners, gradients, etc.).

This is a snippet of CSS that I use in my core.css:



and I use conditional comments to include a specific override css file for IE6 namely IE6.css. Here is the override for the above line:



I'm using ASP.NET and the URL - /Public/Scripts/PIE.htc - basically means it starts at the Public folder at the root of the site (notice the '/' at the beginning of the URL). I'm running IIS and it is automatically serving the .htc file as the correct MIME type.

Now on my homepage, which has a URL of https://localhost/Core/Public/SignIn/sgnDefault.aspx, this works fine, but whenever I browse to a page at a different location i.e. https://localhost/Core/Private/Pages/advHome.aspx it stops working. Looking at the DOM Explorer in IE6 it appears that the <css3-container> that PIE usually adds is not present on the other pages.

I'm wondering if this is a problem with the URLs?

Another thought is that the other pages are under the /Private/ folder (i.e. once someone has been logged in and authenticated) and I wondered if the security settings within .NET might be stopping using the .htc files.

Has anyone else had this problem?

Thanks in advance
Sniffer

I'm not familiar with how .NET works, so does anyone else have any ideas on this?

If you find a solution please post the answer here for future reference.

doesn't work on apache eighter

my html


my css


i fixed it by adding


so the css class looks like this:


but actually this can't be the solution (?)

@rifle: I suspect your issue is different than the OP, as that one would work on some pages but not others. I'm guessing yours is something simpler, like the classic z-index issue. Make sure you've read the items at http://css3pie.com/documentation/known-issues/ -- if you still can't get it working then if you can post your URL we can take a look and try to help.

it works!
thx very much!