Archive for the 'IE7' Category



I’m doing some IE7 hacking and was wondering what was going on with some of my sprites. They look fine in all of the browsers except IE7. For that lovely browser, I say with my teeth clinched, I’m getting really strange results. At first I thought it was a hasLayout issue, that I needed [...]

I’ve played around with IE7 for a while, but haven’t really started debugging with it until now. Fortunately, I’ve already set up the site to use conditional comments and deliver an IE6.css file and a separate IE7.css file. This has made it much easier to target the offending areas of the site.
IE7 has had [...]

Microsoft is teasing their release of Vista on the blog today; glossing over another shift in release dates. The release of IE7 has been pushed back already. Will this mean a further delay for IE7?

Internet Explorer 6 has an issue with positioned elements that use z-index. Here’s the trouble I just had with this:
I have a topnav consisting of an unordered list with a dropdown menu on one of the list elements. The dropdown is a nested unordered list with position:absolute and a z-index to sit on top [...]

IE7 - Good, Bad, and Ugly

On the Web Standards Group mailing list today, Stephen Stagg posted his list of IE7 updates and downdates. I thought it was well put and wanted to share it.

More informative Error Pages.
As a general usability feature, I thoroughly approve of the more friendly error pages in IE7. That way, when your site’s server [...]




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