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Friday, November 16, 2012
A little help with Internet Explorer Compatibility Mode
We all know that Internet Explorer 7 and 8 don't always play very well with all websites, so Microsoft has introduced Compatibility Mode for Internet Explorer. While building a new website just now, I stumbled upon a very good article about what Internet Explorer Compatibility Mode is all about. The article titled Understanding Compatibility Modes in Internet Explorer 8 explains it very well. I used the meta tag with "IE=edge" that asks the browser to "Always use the latest standards rendering mode". You might also want to refer back to one of my old posts to find out how to cheat Internet Explorer to do different stuff than other browsers: Internet Explorer CSS "cheats".
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cheat,
compatibility mode,
css,
internet explorer,
web design
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I'm a talented website designer with the main goal of satisfying the customer. I'm precise, easy-going, simple, solution-driven and kind. Other than websites, I'm happy to provide any kind of picture editing to make sure your website looks the way you want it to be; to create a logo or even an animated banner.
Nothing is impossible and everything is manageable!ContactMe
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