When using IE 8 on the member list tab initially it shows all members.  As soon as I hover over either the name link or the picture then all other members in the list disappear.  The only way to get them all to show again is to refresh the page.

Internet Explorer is my enemy.

Are you using everything "out-of-the-box" ? Or did you do some custom styling? Search the forums for IE8. I seem to recall other people having issues with it. Not sure if it was directly related to the members page or not.

I had an issue with an particular version of IE a while back, but I could not replicate it on another computer. Was very frustrating.

Everything is out of the box. I'll do a search as you suggested and see what I can find.

Thanks, Patrick.

Sounds like a conflict with your page skin, but it could be another module on the page.

Does it work if you add it to a page with no other modules?
Are you getting any javascript errors on the page?

There are no other modules on the page. There are no javascript errors.

I did a quick switch of the skins and flipped it to minimal extropy and then it worked as it should. What kind of things can I investigate with the skin that I want to use so that it will work properly?

Thanks for the help on this guys.

Using firebug or internet explorer developer tools, you can inspect an element and see exactly which css classes are being applied to it.

On the page where the issue is happening, inspect one of the elements that is disappearing and see if any classes from the skin.css are being applied to it. You can then temporarily disable those classes by unchecking a box next to them, then see if the issue still occurs. It can take some time to determine exactly what the problem is.

Just out of curiosity, what is the doctype of your skin? Is it forcing the browser to go into compatibility mode, or quirks mode?

I'll check it out with firebug.

It's currently set to legacy mode.

Thank you all for the help.

I was able to pinpoint the problem with my skin.css file and here is what the issue was: