Your best bet is to ask your questions against google for specific rendering
issues. Do not look at the JSF code, but rather the generated HTML. IE has
tons of bugs that Microsoft will never fix (especially on IE6). Also, IE 6
doesn't support most CSS2 attributes and IE7 still is far behind the
standards. As a web developer, you simply have to learn how to get your CSS
to work in both IE & W3C browsers. Often a trick is to put an underscore in
front of styles for IE only:
P {
_width: this is IE specific;
width: all browsers see this;
}
-Andrew
On 12/11/06, Jeff Bischoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Aneesha Govil wrote:
> Sorry for asking here, but I am totally lost. Is there any difference
with
> the way MyFaces rendering displays on IE as opposed to Firefox?
Hi Aneesha,
The problem is that IE interprets the generated source differently. In
general, you can't count on IE to comply with (HTML and other)
standards. This is why the web is full of pages with lots of "IE hacks".
We noticed our application looks differently in IE than firefox, but
fortunately it is not so drastic as to give us problems.
I've found that on firefox my webapp usually displays and behaves as I
expect it to when I write it. On IE, I often have to work-around things...
Best of luck,
Jeff Bischoff
Kenneth L Kurz & Associates, Inc.
