I didn't think it would be a CSS issue so I didn't even look into
that, but I figured it out.
You're using "opacity" to set the "mp-loading" class. IE7 doesn't
support IE7.
So you should add this to the CSS:
.mp-loading { filter: Alpha(Opacity=0); }
It isn't valid, but IE7 understands it.
> } catch(err) {}\n404 (ligne 362)
>
> problem in css specific to ie
>
> mailpress form is made of div
> some are with position:relative
> some are with position:absolute
>
> apparently their is a specific context on your web page,
> Due to this, the 'position' css value of some div have to be adjusted.
>
> sorry but i do not have a debugging tool for ie (such as firebug for
> firefox) so i cannot tell you how to do so.
>
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