@realtoast. Thanks for the feedback on the plugin’s use in IE7. I think the root of this is the fact that I use jQuery 1.4.4 for interacting with the listing. I haven’t done much full research on it, but a quick google search on jQuery and IE7 will reveal that IE7 has a lot of issues rendering jQuery. Actually, IE7 has quite a number of known bugs that often take away from the Javascript experience.
For me, I’ve stopped using IE a long time ago. It is a browser that translates to a poor user experience, in my estimation. And most annoying of all, it is known to not be very standards compliant. If persons insist on using IE, they should at least upgrade to IE8, or preferably IE9.
As for the plugin, I do mention that it is a known issue that table transitions don’t show on IE8. List transitions should show, though. Honestly, I can’t help you with IE7. It really is an outdated browser that isn’t even supported by Microsoft anymore.