Hey I own this website watch-the-walking-dead-online.com.
Just yesterday I noticed that the theme has some issues when it comes to IE. Actually, there is 1 issue: the text goes on unless I (or the users) use the "break-line" element.

You can take a look at this page:
watch-the-walking-dead-online.com/2010/12/06/ts-19/

I. The synopsis is cut (under the video).
II. The same goes to the comments and the avatars under the comments section.

overflow auto is not something that I want to use.

Can someone please give me a solution to this frustrating problem? THANKS!!

Hi. Try to add to you {episode p} style in CSS this:
word-wrap: break-word;

Thanks

It works but the problem is that it works on a "word base" - meaning - it warp the last word and "cut" it. For instance, "new saf(cut. new line)e haven".

I know this CSS element but I didn't thing of using it because I know its purpose is to warp long words, like URLs etc.

Can you think please of an alternative way to make it work?

And once again, thanks a lot!

I have another website that using the same theme and I host this website on a different host. For some reason there it has none of the problems mentioned above..

When I moved exactly the same theme as I use on the host that there everything is working great to the different theme the problem appeared.

Does it make sense that the problem has to do with the host?
the PHP, Apache etc. are exactly the same version. The only thing that different is that in the problematic host I don't have Gzip (but when I disable Gzip in the good host the problem doesn't appear).

Any idea please?

Probably this issue appearing when you enabling Gzip compression which compressing JS and CSS files. And issue appearing when you load site in older browsers when they are uncompressing JS and CSS files.
I think the better way is disable gzip and obfuscate js and css codes.

Originally Posted by ElmanF

Probably this issue appearing when you enabling Gzip compression which compressing JS and CSS files. And issue appearing when you load site in older browsers when they are uncompressing JS and CSS files.
I think the better way is disable gzip and obfuscate js and css codes.

No, gzip is not a problem.

Why obfuscating any JS and CSS? What are the benefits? None at all.
After the site is rendered and loaded the code is not obfuscated any more.

Check the CSS of both sites with the IE Developer Tools.

Any difference?