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Can you add people on this site?

Yes, we can add official users to our wordpress.com blogs but posting off-topic questions into threads on unrelated topics as you have done ought to be avoided. In the future if you have a question that's different from the questions being asked the threads on the forum, please click this link and start your own thread and provide as much detail as possible when you do. http://en.forums.wordpress.com/forum/support
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I have a few pages that allow comments. The comment box works in Firefox, but in Explorer the labels for the 3 input fields (Name, Email, Website) don't appear. (Other than the missing labels, the comment box works fine.)

I don't know whether to keep this as unresolved or not but since I have been contacted and the matter addressed (although not solved), I will mark it as resolved for now. I'll keep you posted though if anything comes up.

Thanks again for your time.

These forums are for those hosted here on the wordpress.COM free hosting service and things here work differently and our answers typically will not work for you.

If you do not know the difference, see this support document: http://en.support.wordpress.com/com-vs-org/ .

Also, you should probably contact the plugin author as this is likely an issue with their plugin, NOT with wordpress.

A couple of months ago we decided to put the Publitweet widget onto the website. I grabbed the code and tested it on the website on one of the pages - all looked great. We then got the developers to tweak the widget to fit it into one of the columns on the website and this all seemed to work fine.

We've added the widget to our Home page and also into the Related Links column on all of the article pages. Everything works fine in Chrome and Firefox, but the widget won't load at all in Internet Explorer.

I contacted the Publitweet team for help with this issue but they replied that they use Macs and don't have this problem - and if I find a way of solving it to let them know!

I know the widget can be made to work in IE as Robert Scoble uses it on the Scobleizer blog (http://scobleizer.com/), although I'm not sure if he uses WordPress.

If anybody here uses WordPress and has managed to get the Publitweet widget to work in IE, I would be really greatful for some tips on how to do this.

I'm not trying to be ungrateful, mind you. I really do appreciate your help and have contacted support.

I am not convinced that this is a Theme related issue at all. I believe this is an issue with the TinyMCE editor. See here for the answer http://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/spacing-in-post-does-not-get-saved?replies=7#post-533145

Images placed in tables do not appear in Internet Explorer 8+. When run in compatibility mode they do show up but unless you have that feature active, it won't show up in standard mode. Images in tables do show up in Opera, Google Chrome, Safari, & Firefox. I've confirmed this with a couple of other bloggers who visit the site. Again, please visit the link above for a full run down of the situation. Thanks for your time.

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It looks beautiful in Apple Safari and Firefox, but in Google Chrome and IE6 it appears broken and missing many of the widgets. Does anyone know what is needed to resolve this issue? It is quite frustrating, as many of my readers likely use IE. Thank you.

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I'm just wondering if there's a 'secret' tool/software/plugin out there that you guys usually use to identify whats wrong with a website ? I'm using Firebug with PageSpeed on Firefox and Chrome, and IE Tester for IE and I can't seem to identify what's wrong with this site (www.styled2race.com) if I open it it IE.

Firefox & Chrome opens without problems and everything works as intended, but in IE it seemed that the browser is trying to process something so big that it stopped responding for about a good minute or two, and after that everything works.

Surely this is not the experience I want my visitors to have - I tried minifying css, spreading the image load to parallel servers, using the Page Cache Plugins, at the last resort last night I disabled all Javascript by taking the script out of the HEAD tag - but it still has the same problem !!

Have any of you ever encountered this ?

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