Tag Archives: Conditional Statements

Menus display fine in Firefox but not in Internet Explorer – help please?

Posted on June 21, 2012 by admin442 views

Hello all, I’m an overall total amateur at this and would really appreciate some assist. I’m attempting to customize a template i downloaded and have come across a problem. The menus for the top of that page work very good in Firefox nevertheless in Internet Explorer, they may be cut in one half! Heres the site I’m working in…. www. sledworks. net Its not as a result of my modifications or maybe the snow impact or anything….. the same problem was there when ?t had been a virgin format! Any help is appreciated as Make don’t understand how to fix this. We’ve Dreamweaver and here’s getting more knowledgeable about it as POST go along. Thanks a ton! I suspect that since there are a separate style linen fir IE6, IE7 and everything else… You’re seeing what you’re seeing within ie8 or ie9…… Possibilities look fine around ie7 If ie8 just isn’t called out specifically in the conditional statements… It should load the common sytlesheet… Create another conditional declaration for ie8… Plus load the ie7 stylesheet… See what goes on.

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My site won’t work in IE

Posted on June 5, 2012 by admin466 views

I just now launched my primary website this weeks time, only to discover it doesn’t display properly inside Internet Explorer SOME. 0 and IN SEARCH OF. 0. The web page is www. catherinelanigan. com. Quite simply, the left sidebar appears beyond place, as really does the spry menu bar. The web page looks fine throughout Safari, Chrome and Firefox, so I’m for a loss as to what the issue could be. Has anyone had this issue Is there a little something I’m missing Any help is treasured. IE 6 should display slightly different, but since anyone say both HUNTING FOR and 6 We’d tend to assume it’s part to do with the CSS code that is definitely specific to people browsers. ( there is a single statement for ie6 and ON THE LOOKOUT FOR ) Never quite viewed it done that way (in the CSS file), I always utilize conditional statements which are loaded in the head from the document ( following a CSS is packed ), to let the browser find out which statements to be able to process. Thanks in your reply. I see when I made this single statement (for IE SOME and 9) inside CSS file, … Continue reading →

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