Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.On IE 5.0 the pager entries are running together, like so:
123456next pagelast page
They show the background color, but no borders.
I applied CSS styling to them to create buttons similar to the theme for drupal.org, but could not get 5.0 to respond properly--and it's broken for the drupal.org site as well on 5.0. (5.5, 6.0, Firefox, and Opera all work OK.)
Over 20% of the traffic on my site uses 5.0, so it may be a good thing to fix.
Suggestion: I've grown thoroughly disgusted with attempting tasks like this with CSS and DIVs alone, wasting many an hour only to find that SOME browser still can't get it right. I'd suggest a table.
I've taken to using TABLES whenever possible, as they work solidly almost everywhere. (I notice that VBulletin, a pretty damned good piece of software, uses tables and even frames without shame, so I'm following their example.)
Curtis
Comments
Comment #1
gregglesAre your users still using IE5?
Most statistics sites say that IE5 is down less than 1% of market share so it's probably getting close to time to stop supporting it.
If I were you I would be suggesting that my users upgrade. You can use the google firefox referral button and get some money out of the conversion.
Comment #2
Anonymous (not verified) commentedya... IE 5 is pretty old school and not supported by pretty much anyone.
It has many CSS issues and does not support CSS half as well as IE 6.
Good luck on trying to make a CSS based site work in IE 5 perfect. You'll hurt your head.
Comment #3
magico commented