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Posted by Thomas Maier-Komor on 03/22/06 15:23
Chris Sharman wrote:
> Thomas Maier-Komor wrote:
>> Any other idea concerning my problem? If not I am probably going to
>> cancel IE support, as it looks like a bug to me, how IE handles this
>> situation...
>
> Dumping 80-90% of potential visitors seems a fairly drastic own goal,
> even for a personal site.
>
my visitors are >90% UNIX users that are interested in mbuffer. So IE
support is more or less just for completeness. But I am already having a
hard time getting the CSS right for IE. Selfhtml misses the details how
one calculates the margins and paddings for IE, it only has very short
examples without any further description.
> How about using ie include comments to make your site framed (for ie only).
>
I thought about this, but IFrames look awfully (I couldn't get rid of
the black frame). And normal frames can only be placed in rows and
columns. But doing it for IE like this might be an alternative, although
it sounds like doing all work double to me.
> I don't much like frames, or ie, but ie comments are a neat & compliant
> solution.
>
Could you point me to an example (not selfhtml) that goes a little bit
into the details of IE comments?
Thanks,
Tom
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