To replicate in IE7:
1) Use the Garland theme
2) Go to a node with comments
3) Hover over the delete, edit or reply links for a comment
4) Links are active about 25px to the left of linked text, which means one could hover over the end of the "edit" link but in fact be clicking on the "reply" link, which is to the right of the 'edit" link.
This works fine in Firefox.
I'm running Drupal 6.9 on LAMP. Testing on WinXP and IE7.
Comments
Comment #1
cschults commentedI was able to solve this CSS bug in my modified version of Garland by triggering IE's hasLayout property on the "links" class by setting "zoom" to "1":
.links { zoom: 1 }
For those who are interested, here's a MSDN article about hasLayout:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb250481.aspx
Comment #2
cschults commentedNote: zoom is proprietary and doesn't validate.
Comment #3
Anonymous (not verified) commentedI'm going to guess this is a won't fix for D6, since D6 commits focus on security fixes at this point.