[css-d] header vanishes on ie7 and ie8

2011-11-27 Thread mem
Hello all,

Can anyone point me out why, here, the header vanishes on IE 7 and IE 8 ?

http://help.nuvemk.com/testStructure/

thanks a lot,
mem


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Re: [css-d] header vanishes on ie7 and ie8

2011-11-27 Thread Jukka K. Korpela

2011-11-27 11:44, mem wrote:


Can anyone point me out why, here, the header vanishes on IE 7 and IE 8 ?

http://help.nuvemk.com/testStructure/


A tricky bug, but the fix seems to be surprisingly simple: add the 
body tag. Caveat: I have analyzed the bug and tested the fix using IE 
9 (Win 7) with browser mode set to IE 7, not using real IE 7.


Looking at the page on IE 9 in browser mode IE 7 and hitting F12 and 
then inspecting the document tree, I noticed that IE shows there the 
header element as sub-element of head, not body. So it apparently 
does not get right where the body starts, and the explicit body tag 
(right after /head of course) helps here.


Yucca

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Re: [css-d] header vanishes on ie7 and ie8

2011-11-27 Thread mem
On Nov 27, 2011, at 11:29 , Jukka K. Korpela wrote:

 2011-11-27 11:44, mem wrote:
 
 Can anyone point me out why, here, the header vanishes on IE 7 and IE 8 ?
 
 http://help.nuvemk.com/testStructure/
 
 A tricky bug, but the fix seems to be surprisingly simple: add the body 
 tag. Caveat: I have analyzed the bug and tested the fix using IE 9 (Win 7) 
 with browser mode set to IE 7, not using real IE 7.
 
 Looking at the page on IE 9 in browser mode IE 7 and hitting F12 and then 
 inspecting the document tree, I noticed that IE shows there the header 
 element as sub-element of head, not body. So it apparently does not get 
 right where the body starts, and the explicit body tag (right after /head 
 of course) helps here.
 
 Yucca
 


Thanks a lot Yucca,

How did I forgot the body tag?! omg… :(


Again, thanks,

k. regards,
mem
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