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If there is a container element with overflow:auto, and a descendant element has PIE applied, then when the content is scrolled the CSS3 rendering element will stay in place.
This seems to be worked around fairly easily by giving the scrollable container element position:relative, but would be good to find a fix if it's non-invasive.
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This seems to be an issue still in less if I am doing something wrong. This does not work in IE 8 or 9. Here is a simple page I put together. Note I use the PIE.js instead of the PIE.htc but even if I still use the .htc it still does not work.
If there is a container element with overflow:auto, and a descendant element has PIE applied, then when the content is scrolled the CSS3 rendering element will stay in place.
This seems to be worked around fairly easily by giving the scrollable container element position:relative, but would be good to find a fix if it's non-invasive.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: