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Socoder -> Off Topic -> Having to support IE7 (nngh)
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Thu, 23 Jun 2011, 08:12
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JL235
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I am adding IE 7 support to a site I’ve been building,... please, kill me now...
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Thu, 23 Jun 2011, 08:12
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waroffice
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I feel your pain
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Thu, 23 Jun 2011, 09:03
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JL235
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Actually once I got the really brutal bits fixed, the rest mostly slotted into place. The site more or less works fine in IE 8 and 7. I have a seperate CSS file with only 50 lines of CSS specific for IE 8 and 7, which is tiny considering the CSS for the whole site is over 4,000 lines!
In IE 6 it's totally ruined; and not in way at all. But that is because I heavily use big CSS selectors using the child selector, which IE 6 does not support. So most of my CSS just does not work.
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