Closed (fixed)
Project:
Picture
Version:
7.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Task
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Unassigned
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Created:
14 Nov 2012 at 21:25 UTC
Updated:
15 May 2014 at 11:41 UTC
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Comment #1
luksakComment #2
luksakOhoh... I posted the wrong patch.
Comment #3
luksakComment #4
luksakAnd supporting multipliers with media queries the standards way and the webkit vendor prefix...
Comment #5
attiks commented+ min-device-pixel-ratio
+ -o-min-device-pixel-ratio
Comment #6
attiks commentedFYI: switched to using the span tag, because div aren't allowed inside
<p />Comment #7
attiks commentedFixed in latest dev, most of #4 is incorporated, but with some changes.
Comment #8
aquariumtap commentedI'm trying to catch up on the history of this issue :) What was this ticket trying to solve? The JavaScript error mentioned in #1828150: Not working in IE8-?
Are the demos linked from the project page up to date with the latest code? IE is not supported on the D7 version, and only IE9 is supported on the D8 version.
Comment #9
attiks commented"IE is not supported on the D7 version" what do you mean: you don't get any output, or it isn't responsive?
Comment #10
aquariumtap commentedI meant it isn't responsive, but from your response at #1828150: Not working in IE8-, it sounds like the best we can do for IE8 is specify one image style as a fallback? I can work with that, I'll just set the width: 100% / height: auto for IE, and use respond.js to resize the image container. Currently my site is showing no images in ie8 using resp_img.
I just want to confirm there's no responsive ie8 solution before migrating all of my work to the picture module backport. Thanks :)
Comment #11
attiks commented#10 it isn't responsive, but it should be for IE9, for IE8- it will always use the fallback.