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IE Blues
I just happened as my 'dynamic header' (what I call it) was nearing completion, happened to visit the site using IE and not FireFox. What I saw was a disaster.
Could someone please point me to a guide for making it cross-browser compatible. I only would like to support IE6+ and Opera's latest(whatever that is). For those of you who are really good at this stuff and are just in the mood of finding obvious errors... Code:
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Please? Just want a link to a good cross-computability resource, I'm sure lots of you know one.
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A link would make it easier.
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Sure would.
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I think he means a link to your site ..................
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You know, there are *so* many sites out there on CSS and how you need to do funky hacks for IE. Just google "CSS IE firefox" and you'll get a ton. You might want to add in position and z-index in your search.
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Paul is correct.
A link to your site where we can see the code in action, and tell you what is wrong. Based on what you have given we can't even point you to a resource to read, because we don't know what issues you are having. |
Of course it would but I don't want people to waste time looking at my site specifically. I consider this an issue I need to learn for generically in order to fix.
I've learned since that most of the issues were happening with only one particular computer and my own. Probably because I don't update IE at all. The main issue aside from that is lack of transparency, and I can't fix that through code. |
You're missing the point. Without knowing what the problem is, we can't help you fix it - even fixing generic problems still needs information. What you've given isn't even enough to start troubleshooting.
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