Looks like the issue is that Internet Explorer doesn’t like Child Pages. 

Actually looks like the issue is having a header at all on the page. 

Hi Jack

I haver checked your link and I can edit the check boxes?

I am on Mac and I checked in Safari and Chrome.

We have had a couple of issues with Internet Explorer but more on font and scaling issues.

Can you check on Chrome?

It works now because I removed the Header from the page. What looks like a header is just a Wrapper styled to looks like a header. 

This makes me very nervous about using headers again, I hope it’s just an issue with Force.com site pages and not internal pages, but even so, it kills our development plan of using headers. 

I haven’t yet tried my wrapper technique on a master page, at first I thought it was master/child page that messed things up so I flattened this page. I need to put it back to master child but move the header on the master down into a wrapper and see if it works. 

Hi Jack

If you can recreate the error and send me a link then I can check it again for you.

I’ll setup a similar page on force.com sites and debug it for you on Monday.

We have developed quite a few sites with headers and no issues except IE in the way of styling differences.

Let me know.