IE problem..

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You'd have to PM Cosmic, but I wouldn't use IE. Open the files in Firefox. 🙂
 
This is my custom theme I been working on and already done alot of edits, etc. I doubt pming cosmic would really make much of a change.
 
Humm mind pming me the code for your nav. I can get it fixed up for you.
 
You should make a separate css file for ie, if you care about ie that is.
 
Nathan said:
The problem is IE, always has been :lol:

I second that. IE = fail. Having said that, he should vaguely support it so that at least someone who uses it will have something that functions.
 
You don't need to make an IE specific stylesheet, it's more trouble than it's worth to be honest. I would suggest to fix the problems and get things in the right place just use "*" before css attributes and only IE will pick up and use them.

Example:
Code:
body {
background-color: #ffffff;
*background-color: #bebe12;
}

That will make the background colour white to every except IE users, which will show a gold background, because IE is special 😀
 
el canadiano said:
Nathan said:
The problem is IE, always has been :lol:

I second that. IE = fail. Having said that, he should vaguely support it so that at least someone who uses it will have something that functions.

I agree. This is why I always preferred Fire Fox or Google Chrome for forums and Websites alike. And I also agree that it should be supported, because there are cases when one doesn't have a choice but to view the site on IE. Ex. Schools that still uses IE, etc.
 
Gotta love anti-competitiveism. That was one of the main reasons I use Ubuntu now primarily.
 
IE may fail big time, but its gotta be done, a large amount of users use it.

Explosiv has been optimised for IE5.5+, Safari, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and more.
 
That is true, a lot of people don't know how to download and change browsers so they stay with IE. As long as the design for a site doesn't look to 'off' it doesn't matter. eg. Rounded corners and such but the problem above needs fixing.
 
Hey guys unless you can Help Mod hidden then please dont reply its not a debate topic, thanks
 
Limited Luck said:
You don't need to make an IE specific stylesheet, it's more trouble than it's worth to be honest. I would suggest to fix the problems and get things in the right place just use "*" before css attributes and only IE will pick up and use them.

Example:
Code:
body {
background-color: #ffffff;
*background-color: #bebe12;
}

That will make the background colour white to every except IE users, which will show a gold background, because IE is special 😀


I thought it was an underscore?

Code:
_background-color: #bebe12;
 
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