I can confirm that.
but unfortunately I can not see why this is happening.
I have also tried implementing Zen's and HTML5 Tools's IE fixes but none of them worked.
I have updated the project page, any help here will be awesome.
That is a bit too aggressive (some would say ugly), don't you think ?
The guys from Zen and HTML5 Tools have a working solution to the same problem (even though I've never seen it working) so I don't think we should resort to IE hacks.
If no other solution can be found, I prefer :
a. lose the mobile-first approach or
b. load a conditional style sheet (css or scss, doesn't matter) just for lte IE8
Well, 7.x-2.0-beta5 removes the mobile first approach (see #1352364: Lose the mobile-first approach) so media-queries still don't work on oldIEs but now it doesn't break anything assuming that no one runs IE7 on a smart phone.
I won't mark this as fixed but I really don't intend to spend more time on making media-queries work on IEs
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Comment #1
tsi CreditAttribution: tsi commentedI can confirm that.
but unfortunately I can not see why this is happening.
I have also tried implementing Zen's and HTML5 Tools's IE fixes but none of them worked.
I have updated the project page, any help here will be awesome.
Comment #2
BarisW CreditAttribution: BarisW commentedWhat about Modernizr.js?
Comment #3
alexweber CreditAttribution: alexweber commentedHave you tried this approach: http://www.akademy.co.uk/blog/2010/03/css-style-ie6-media-hack/
Comment #4
tsi CreditAttribution: tsi commentedThat is a bit too aggressive (some would say ugly), don't you think ?
The guys from Zen and HTML5 Tools have a working solution to the same problem (even though I've never seen it working) so I don't think we should resort to IE hacks.
If no other solution can be found, I prefer :
a. lose the mobile-first approach or
b. load a conditional style sheet (css or scss, doesn't matter) just for lte IE8
Comment #5
alexweber CreditAttribution: alexweber commentedI agree that hacks are ugly and should be avoided but at the same time, IE6, IE7 and IE8 are also ugly and should be avoided. :)
Comment #6
tsi CreditAttribution: tsi commentedWell, 7.x-2.0-beta5 removes the mobile first approach (see #1352364: Lose the mobile-first approach) so media-queries still don't work on oldIEs but now it doesn't break anything assuming that no one runs IE7 on a smart phone.
I won't mark this as fixed but I really don't intend to spend more time on making media-queries work on IEs
Comment #7
alexweber CreditAttribution: alexweber commentedI agree 100% with this, some old browsers will get inevitably left behind.
Comment #8
tsi CreditAttribution: tsi commentedIf someone still needs respond.js - there is now a module for that - http://drupal.org/project/respondjs
moving to Sasson.
Comment #9
BarisW CreditAttribution: BarisW commentedAs read here: http://drupal.org/project/respondjs - try with CSS aggregation enabled.