I used special character \'#\'\'_\' and 开发者_高级运维\'\\\' for IE browser compatibility. But now my style sheet is fail in W3c validation because of using IE hack. Is there anyway for error less st
How would I detect that a browser supports CSS transitions using Javascript (and开发者_JAVA技巧 without using modernizr)?Perhaps something like this. Basically it\'s just looking to see if the CSS tra
my current markup is as follows: <li class=\"multi_answer\"> <label for=\"checkbox2\"> <div class=\"multi_answer_box\">
I have a design in css when displayed in Firefox appears correctly. But when opened with Firefox or Chrome there is a problem with the background images of the cells.
I have built a website that I thought was free f开发者_开发问答rom css errors until I test this on the iPhone. I have a strange problem in that the repeating background images do not stretch fully acr
My Site: http://www.soskin.zxq.net/incorporate.php, http://www.soskin.zxq.net/estate.php If you look at these two pages you will see that the distance between the logo and the menu is different then
I\'m investigating using WebParts for a client website, and I\'m running into an IE\\FireFox\\Chrome compatibility issue (there\'s always something, right?). It\'s been fairly well discussed in forums
I don\'t think I need to provide examples because every web developer knows that you need to test your Javascript to make sure it\'s compatible across different browsers.What I don\'t get is why.Isn\'
i\'ve been reading and experimenting with conditional css to display the followin开发者_开发技巧g css for IE 8.
I\'ve escaped a CSS selector like so: $(\'#a\\\\[b\\\\]-c\') The [ and ] aren\'t valid characters, so I escaped them with 2 slashes. Seems to work just fine, but one of my clients is reporting that