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I’ve setup this jsFiddle to illustrate the problem. I’m using CSS psuedo elements to create a pointer, that’s offset the parent element.
It works just fine in FireFox and Webkit browsers and IE 9, but in IE 8 the pointer gets clipped.
The issue had to do with the
filterdeclaration. It was creating a gradient, but was changing the way IE rendered the element. Removing it fixed the clipping.