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IE8 compatibility view with list-style-image
I am working on a pop out menu on warrenhomes .

The image displays properly in firefox and IE8, but the menu leaves are cut off in IE7 (or IE8 compatibility mode).

pushing the list-style-position:inside; line isn't really helping either. Can someone tell me why ie7 is displaying list-style-image differently and possibly how I can correct this issue?
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I am working on a pop out menu on warrenhomes .

The image displays properly in firefox and IE8, but the menu leaves are cut off in IE7 (or IE8 compatibility mode).

pushing the list-style-position:inside; line isn't really helping either. Can someone tell me why ie7 is displaying list-style-image differently and possibly how I can correct this issue?


I was viewing in IE7 and did not notice any difference between FF and IE7. Looked good too me.
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The leaves are fine in Opera and IE6 as well, however, I stumbled upon this in IE6.
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I also noticed they displayed fine. Try adding some padding-left in there. IE needs it sometimes.
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