html tables and IE

[confuted]

I'm trying to achieve a "rounded corners" illusion on my webpage, using 50x50 gifs that are aligned to the four corners. It's hard to explain, so just check it out at http://confuted.webhop.net/

Here's the problem. It works fine with Mozilla, and all the images are where they should be - the corners. However, when I view the page in internet explorer, it aligns the images on the right hand side incorrectly. (I'm going to attach two small screen shots to show this.) Does it work for other people on IE? How can I fix it?

Here's the source for the index page (created with Mozilla composer)

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Here's the mozilla screenshot of what it should be:

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And here's the IE screenshot of what's wrong

[mart_man00]

Looks fine here(ie 6).

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Nice job by the way. I gotta check out how that works. Im bad with html.

[confuted]

Hmm. Odd, I'm running IE6 too. A lot of things have been going wrong with it though... the view source stopped working, and then show picture stopped working too.

[XSquared]

Looks fine in IE6 and Opera.

[xizor]

I'm not completely sure, but there could be a slight difference in the different versions of IE6. Try downloading the newest service pack, it might work.

The rounded corner thing is fairly new, and not standard HTML.

[Brian]

Originally posted by XSquared
Looks fine in IE6 and Opera.

I'm getting a little clipping on the corners under IE6 Win2k, but its fine under Mozilla Firebird.

Btw, XSquared. Are you using a Mac? OS-X? is it good?

[adrianxw]

It looks fine to me on IE5, IE6 and Opera7.