I work on a GUI web framework, we're giving CSS3 PIE a trie for some rounded corners here and there. We have a basic layout method which just uses jQuery's append to add elements to a container div, nothing fancy. When all is said and done, the divs (which are pie elements) are out of order - backwards.

Removing the .htc fixes the issue. Does anyone know why this might happen?

Does your framework use the number of sibling elements to determine insertion position? Remember that PIE inserts an extra element as a previous sibling to each target element, so this would throw off your counts if you don't take it into account.

Hah! Well done! Definitely the problem. I almost don't want to put pie on my root elements. Hmmm.. Ok! Thanks.

Awesome. I had a similar issue with the positioning of my divs. They were all going out of whack. Thanks for that.