Well, we have been continuing to figure out how to get around the limitations of Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.  The solution we've implemented is currently 98% successful.  It's that other 2%, making it work 100% perfectly in IE7 that's proving to be extremely tricky to say the least.

Virtually every browser out there renders our sliders and horizontal scrollers absolutely perfectly.  We're going to set this issue aside for the holidays and come back to it in the new year.  Until then, we hope you're using a proper browser to experience the Internet as it should be - we highly recommend Firefox.  But we also recommend Opera, Safari, Camino, Flock, iCab, or even Shiira.

Well, we've managed to squash about 80% of that bug in Internet Explorer 7 with some pretty bizarre hacks and modifications (all through CSS).  The horizontal sliding sections are now correctly being cropped in IE7.  However, as you open and close the sliders, the scrolling sections are still causing some odd rendering issues.

The sliders, by themselves, work perfectly across the board.  The horizontally scrolling sections, when by themselves, also work perfectly across the board.  ...but put the two together (as we've done on our site), and IE7 begins to struggle.  Well, we'll keep at it and hopefully be able to modify the code ourselves to the point where IE7 renders our pages just like all the other browsers out there do by default.