I’m a big fan of conditional comments. I agree with Jens Meiert that they are non-standard, and don’t adequately separate content and presentation. However, I think they’re the best option we’ve got for one huge reason: it is the only reliable workaround for Internet Explorer that does not also affect other browsers. The LitePacific hack [...]
[29 Jun 2007]
I ran into a situation recently where I needed to test a web site in Internet Explorer 6, but the only computer with IE6 that I had reliable access to died a sudden death. I upgraded my own computer to Internet Explorer 7. And because I’m running Windows XP Home, I couldn’t use the Virtual [...]
[25 Jun 2007]
A mostly-IE7 round up. Some new. Mostly old. All in one place. IE7 is expected to start shipping in the next two weeks. Now is the time to get your site up to snuff. Update: IE for XP is now available. Microsoft released it yesterday. Details on our CSS changes for IE7 A quick-and-dirty list [...]
[18 Oct 2006]
Heh, you may see this as October 10 in your readers. That’s because I never know what date it is … unless it’s payday . Some stuff I missed from last week, and a few tidbits from this morning. IE7 Is Coming This Month…Are you Ready? Unless you’re using some serious CSS ninjitsu, you’re ready. [...]
[9 Oct 2006]
Details on our CSS changes for IE7 A rundown of what’s been fixed and what still behaves as always under IE7. CityTherapy.com It bills itself as “The European City Community Network of Venues, Events and People.” It’s social networking meets travel across European cities. Via Emily Chang (she always has the hot internet shit). Google [...]
[23 Aug 2006]