Category Archives: browser-issues

Reply to “Best Clearfix Ever” post.

Posted on August 23, 2010 by Dave Gregory

I just had to reply to the clearfix post found on Marc Watts website.  I felt that some aspects of his clearfix solution needed to be cleaned up, as well as explaining a bit more about past solutions. In the … Continue reading →

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The joys of Vertical-Align using inline-block

Posted on February 26, 2010 by Dave Gregory

I am being sarcastic.   As designs are getting more complex and more and more developers are ditching IE6… we are finding new problems using these new styles. Specifically, we need a way to make different elements (all with different margins … Continue reading →

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IE8 rendering modes… useful when things go wrong in IE8.

Posted on December 11, 2009 by Dave Gregory

There are two different modes for IE8 rendering of a page.. They now have a X-UA compatibility meta tag that allows you to change the mode on a per-page basis. NOTE: it’s also important to note that this tag only … Continue reading →

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