I started making a custom overlay to support a custom infowindow functionality in Google Maps API v3. Everything seems to work fine except that I noticed that in IE, after placing an HTC event behavior to do rounded corners for IE8, I noticed that my InfoWindow container looks blank. Upon further investigation by dragging and panning the map around, I noticed that the outer container not added to the overlay, but is situated above the map. So, when I drag the map, I can see the content (inner container) of the InfoWindow, but the outermost container remains fixed. In IE7, all of the containers are out of whack. Anyway, I'm curious as to why the overlay is causing this issue in IE. For the other browsers that support rounded corners, the layouts are working just fine.
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