What\'s the best way to have separate CSS for IE and other browsers? I\'m thinking of just targeting IE, Firefox and Safari users. Especially now with CSS3 support in most browsers but IE.
jQuery\'s cross browser support is amazing. However I was wondering whether the following script will work in any browser or not.
This Jquery problem has been bugging me for a while now. I developed a script, with one function detecting when the mouse leaves via the top of the page. Here is the code:
Is there any significant difference in behavior (HTML, CSS, Javascript, ...) with Internet Explorer 8 on different operating systems?
First, this issue is not about block elements collapsing when their children are floated.In fact the issue has nothing to do with clearing at all.
According to sitepoint (a source I typically highly trust) when specifying font-family names some Operating Systems/Browsers may be case-sensitive.
There is a requirement where the client needs a option to Upload Files that are really large(<=2GB) through browser.开发者_如何学Go
In IE6, IE7 and FF2 the .outer div below is stretching out to the right edge of the document. Here is a complete test case:
My past attempts at writing userscripts ended working in Firefox, but not Opera, because of subtle differences between the two browsers. Is it possible to use of those libraries that abstract the diff
I have been spending hours on that...wit开发者_开发技巧h no success. Since inline-block is not well-supported by IE6&7, I wanted to know if it is possible to have the same render using other attr
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