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Posted 2008-05-25, 01:49 PM
in reply to Goodlookinguy's post starting "Aw, great job Lenny. I'd never..."
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Goodlookinguy said:
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<!--[if IE]> = Not good for IE 8 users. IE 8 still follows the rules of <!--[if IE]>. That means that there is now a giant 40-width margin on the right.
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Did you read the article?
Replace <!--[if IE]> with <!--[if lte IE 7]>. "lte" = "Less Than or Equal to", which means that if the browser is IE 7 or below the code in the if statement will apply to it.
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WW said:
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Usually, if you're having problems between IE and FF, it means there's a better way to structure your document than the one you are trying.
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I might have suggested the downlevel-hidden CC, bit I agree with WW that it's not the best method to use. It's kinda sloppy, really, as if you've got the attitude, "Well, it works for FF, why should I re-structure everything to make it work in all browser?". I'm interested to see how WW would do it - I reckon it can be done with Javascript, or maybe nested tables.
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