Thanks for the great module - which makes installing TweetMeme a whole lot easier.
My site has a coloured background and in IE the space between the Tweet count and the Retweet button was showing up white instead of transparent.
This is a problem with IE not your module or TweetMeme - there's a surprise. But as drupal comes with jQuery, the solution is pretty simple just add the jQuery code into the sites javascript. (e.g. put the line scripts[] = myjavascript.js into the themes .info file and add the code into the myjavascript.js file).
$(document).ready(function(){
// TweetMeMe
if ($.browser.msie) $('iframe').attr('allowTransparency','true');
}
I'm not sure how you might add this into your module, but I thought I'd post it in case anyone had the same problem or there's a neat way to include it without knackering up CSS validation.
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