* html.entry p, * html.entrytext p {
width: 99%;
overflow: hidden;
}

I know there is a difference between Firefox and IE - it is actually a well know problem with the way IE handles floats.

Originally the theme had a error with the way that it handled floated or aligned images so that the comment link etc below an image was pulled up around the side of the image and the image would drop out of the bottom of the post.

It had to have a fix applied to sort it out. It is a lot better than it was but unfortunately IE still does not quite get it right.

I am afraid that I have no solution at the moment to this problem and would welcome any suggestions.

You can see it by checking his post here:
http://nirlog.com/2006/04/05/with-boot-camp-macs-do-windows-too/

luv the the theme, especially the 3-column version.
However, I have a little problem with floating or aligned images in my posts. There is a discrepancy between Firefox and IE. As you know wordpress uses the '' tags in posts. Whenever you hit ‘enter’ you create a new paragaph.
When I use floating images in the same post, Firefox puts the paragraphs nicely around the image. IE puts the next text paragraph UNDER the image and leaves a BIG white space next to the image.
I am trying for 2 days now to figure this out, the only solution that works so far is to manually change the post html and create a special “class” for the image.
Is there any way to make this work in both browsers without having to manually change the post html?

you can see an example by going to my blog in both browsers and look at the first post.

help GREATLY appreciated.

Inka

this is the best wordpress theme I’ve come across. Widgets work flawlessly and now I can add/remove items from my side bar on fly. Other cool feature is the different colour support. I’ve just changed my blog to this theme. You can check Nirlog.com. Congratulations and thanks for your great work.

I think the support forum is a great idea.

I love the theme, the widgets are great, and the localization is great too, spares me *a lot* of work.

Maybe the possibility of using gravatars would be a nice addition to the theme too?