Force IE8 to render pages as if it was IE7:
<head>
<meta content="IE=EmulateIE7" http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible">
</head>
This version will display in IE7 Standards Mode ( rather than Quirks Mode ); basically wreaking havoc on IE5 browser users.
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Friday, October 2, 2009
Internet Explorer 8 float issues
In Internet Explorer 8 ( When IE8 is not in Compatability Mode ), I have discovered that if you put a Form tag inside another Form tag, it will push floats out in ways that previous IE browsers do not.
This happenes to me a lot when I build .NET sites with .master pages. The master page will have a form runat='server' tag. So, if you put a form tag on one of your content pages, it will mess up your floats.
Good thing most IE8 users use Compatability Mode.
This happenes to me a lot when I build .NET sites with .master pages. The master page will have a form runat='server' tag. So, if you put a form tag on one of your content pages, it will mess up your floats.
Good thing most IE8 users use Compatability Mode.
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