I am currently developing a theme for a homepage but ran into a few problems. For whatever reason I have no access to editing the html code itself, and I need to write custom .css for IE (specifically
I dont know why this isn\'t working. I\'m trying to serve a file to good browsers, namely everyone but IE.
I have (once again) been enhancing m开发者_JAVA百科y template for a school site. However, I have run into another problem. I have noticed that the navigation bar does not render properly in any Intern
I have the magnificent HTML5 javascript shim linked to in my <head>. It works fine apart from it displays the tags at the top of the page ie:
Do conditional comments only work for CSS styles and stylesheet links, or can they be applied to all HTML/JS. I\'m asking because I\'d like to display a specific message if the user is using a browser
I have a wordpress site I am using ie conditional comments to load in an ie specific stylesheet in to. For some reason the changes made aren\'t being reflected in IE\'s rendering:
I have a LESS stylesheet styles.less with some variables that I need to access in my ie7.css stylesheet, which is loaded using conditional comments.
On a new application we\'ve made a decision to no longer support IE6, so we have a conditional comment to load a script开发者_如何学编程 that says as much.
How can I add a condition so that if a user is running IE6 or less not to load some javascript. I\'ve tried the following, and the <script> doesn\'t load in any browser:
I know you can target browsers with conditional comments, as explained here in MSDN. But I just saw one that looked like this <!--[if gte mso 9]>
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