Ib Jensen wrote:
> 2009/5/20 David Laakso <[email protected]>:
>
>> Ib Jensen wrote:
>>
>
>
>> Dunno, but it may be IE/6 is not honoring the advanced selector for the
>> missing icons-- but does it really matter? Of more importance (?), may be
>> that neither of the more important content images in the right column,
>> reside in their respective containers in IE/6. .
>>
>
> Apart from that the Template was _not made_ for IE6, I would like it
> to behave nice.
>
This star html hack will set the fixed width for IE/6. Leave it in the
CSS file. Or, if you prefer, put it in an IE/6 "conditional comment." It
will work either way.
* html div#side {width:990px;} /* for IE/6 */
The division ( .manchet ) in the right column that has the float right
images needs to be cleared for IE/6. Add this to the style sheet to do
that (this will not adversely effect other browsers, so no need to put
it in a CC):
.manchet:after
{
content: '.';
display: block;
height: 0;
clear: both;
visibility: hidden;
}
.manchet {
display: inline-block;
}
> About the icons, They don't matter, but if they _could_ be shown ....
>
IE/6 does not support this css selector:
a[href^="mailto:";] {background-image:url(email000.png);}
IE/8, and IE/7, do support it and show your icons.
If it is necessary to have those two icons in IE/6 you'll need to feed
them to it with a simple selector. Seems more trouble than it is worth
(to me) for a browsers that is on "death row." But it is your call...
>
>> I do not know, as well, why you need be particularly concerned with the
>> "zoom" toy in IE. Unless you are willing to start from scratch with a
>> different layout concept, it may be beneficial to accept IE's "zoom toy" for
>> what it is: * page "zoom." *
>>
>
> I was just testing how it behaved in a large size, but should
> problably instead have used browsershot.com? to test it in.
>
>
>
>
A static screen capture from browsershot will not show how the fonts
scale. IETester only enables "page zoom," not font-scaling. To test the
IEs for font-scaling on a native box or the standalone versions
<http://tredosoft.com/IE7_standalone>.
In IE/6 it is: view>text size>largest. In IE 7/8 it is: page>text
size>largest>
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