Commenting out /* filter: alpha(opacity=90);*/ in gumax droppy.css will also do the trick, you will have no opacity for IE but your drop-down menu will work for IE8.

I have a scenario. I'm trying to create 2 main/front page. Let us assume 1st main page is MainPageA, and the 2nd main page is MainPageB. Scenario 1 A user who is not registered or did not login to my webpage will be directed to MainPageA Scenario 2 A user who logs in will be directed to MainPageB, ...

I downloaded IE8 the other day to test my wiki, tested your skin on windows vista using IE8 as the browser, my wiki is v1.14.0. Everything looked good except for one thing, the hover background for the dropdown menu is not working. I verified it with your dev wiki and it did the same thing. I'm pret...

Ok then, I saw that you are running MediaWiki v1.14.0, so you actually need to update your skin.php to v1.14.0 standards or you will have lots of problems. Search this forums on how to this, and most likely will solve this problem.

The image files are case sensitive, if your Main Page is spelled with the first letters as upper case the image name should be Main_Page.jpg if spelled in lower case the image should be named main_page.jpg.

You can find this in your main.css, change the border color to transparent or any color you want (transparent is preferred), the white border usually happens with thumb images. The main.css used in gumaxxdd is the same one being used on MonoBook skin which has a white background. div.thumb { margin-...

Replace the skin detection code to this
the logo will be placed the same location where monobook is.

If you are not very good at php and css coding, IMO using extension InputBox is the easiest way to do this.

http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Inputbox

Only on latest version of IE this time. It clashes with any tables created with div="class" and you can see it clash with some elements on history pages.

Hi Paul! I installed the final release of gumaxdd on my site and I saw that you have added a z-index on the fourth line of gumaxdd_droppy.css, fyi though the dropdown menu still clashes with div elements without a z-index on the first line.