Items tagged : ie
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I've been told elsewhere to run it through validator and work through the stylesheet tweaking here and there until it looks nice in FireFox. By johnt, 3 years 32 weeks ago | |
Another hack By amanuel, 3 years 31 weeks ago | |
The concept of the box in IE is different that any other browser. Tantek's hack is one of the ways to get around it.
Good luck this is a frustrating problem. By amanuel, 3 years 31 weeks ago | |
More explanations on the problems with diagrams. By amanuel, 3 years 31 weeks ago | |
A more detailed solution/description, will work with CSS backgrounds. However it is, as said, more complicated than the previous solution. By mattmueller, 4 years 1 day ago | |
Nice JS solution. However it does not work with CSS background images. By mattmueller, 4 years 1 day ago | |
"These CSS bugs are all found only in Internet Explorer, versions 5 and higher. To see the demos properly, they must be viewed in IE, of course." Each bug has information about how to cure the problem. By Ekpyrotic, 3 years 48 weeks ago | |
How it worksThe normal function of the IE5/Mac Backslash Hack is to get IE5/Mac to ignore any CSS rules contained within the hack’s boundaries. The hack works by escaping an end-comment marker using a backslash before the asterisk: \*/. This hides the end-comment marker for IE5/Mac, and tricks IE5/Mac into thinking anything which follows is still part of the comment. Once another unescaped end-comment marker appears, IE5/Mac resumes application of the remaining CSS rules. All other browsers understand the escaped end-comment as the actual end of the comment, and apply the following rules as if nothing ever stopped them from doing so. By ycc2106, 3 years 32 weeks ago | |
A list of CSS problems in IE for the Mac and solutions for the problems. By Ekpyrotic, 3 years 48 weeks ago | |
A list of common IE CSS hacks to make your webpage veiwed how you planned it to look. By Ekpyrotic, 3 years 48 weeks ago | |
Nice list of various hacks, not only for IE but also for Opera. By mattmueller, 4 years 3 weeks ago |
