As most of you know, I rather dislike IE, and as such, I have killed support for it on my Blog. Well, in the interest of boredom, I have added support back in, but with a disclaimer, view this page in IE to see it.
How it works is simple, a CSS conditional state checking to see what browser is viewing the page. Just simply add <!--[if IE]> into your CSS, then the IE specific CSS code to fix what IE freaks out on, then close it with <![endif]-->. Pretty simple, no? <--[if IE]> position:relative; <![endif]> That was placed in the header bar CSS, after the position:fixed; bit. [edit]Well, seems it isn't working as well as I wanted...[/edit] | |
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Aug 19 2006, 10:30 am
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KamiKaziSamuri
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I see it in both Firefox and IE.
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Same
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Yeah, I just edited it noticing that, seems I am an idiot expecting <!-- --> comments to workin in CSS, which is just a silly thought.
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Same.
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After a bit more searching, it seems there is nothing close to <!--[if IE]> for directly in CSS, so it seems I am going to have to make a feature request about using <!--[if IE]> to send IE to another CSS to all people to support FireFox while still allowing IE people to view their pages...
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Scooby wrote:
view this page in IE to see it. ...And did I ever mention how much I hate sites that force you to view their page in IE to see all of the content? | |
