I have stumbled upon my first issue with IE (first website), where inline-block well isn't inline-block. I know that there are possibilities out there with html5shiv and modernizer but i am confused on the execution. Any help would be awesome.
Well i for one have not seen it for myself but i have gotten complaints from users that when using IE(6+) that things aren't placed where they are suppose to. So if you have internet explorer and ay other browser you will be able to see it. www.foursquaresummiteast.org
You could add a conditional stylesheet to your head that will add styles for users browsing on ie 7 and below (since ie8 + support inline-block and < ie8 only has partial support).
Add this to your head:
Then create iestyles.css and add something like this to it:
I have stumbled upon my first issue with IE (first website), where inline-block well isn't inline-block. I know that there are possibilities out there with html5shiv and modernizer but i am confused on the execution. Any help would be awesome.
We'd need to see the actual issue..do you have a link?
What is happening that you didn't expect or, rather, what isn't happening that you did expect?
Well i for one have not seen it for myself but i have gotten complaints from users that when using IE(6+) that things aren't placed where they are suppose to. So if you have internet explorer and ay other browser you will be able to see it. www.foursquaresummiteast.org
What things are in the wrong place?
sidebar-left and #main are suppose to be right next to each other, but instead #main starts at the bottom of #sidebar-left @Paulie-D
Can you create a http://codepen.io/
You could add a conditional stylesheet to your head that will add styles for users browsing on ie 7 and below (since ie8 + support inline-block and < ie8 only has partial support).
Add this to your head:
Then create iestyles.css and add something like this to it:
@antwon would i need to do this for all inline-block level elements? (float left and set display to block)