Otherwise it would just look so bad viewed using IE. Looks fine in Chrome, FF, Opera even with out cache optimizations....

Any ideas?!

Thanks!

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stephthegeek’s picture

stephthegeek commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Nothing to do with us. Talk to Microsoft.

http://www.redfinsolutions.com/redfin-blog/ie-7-and-ie-8-impose-31-css-f...

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W.M. commented

Thanks for the reply! I posted late at night and I must say I was pretty frustrated after spending long time trying to figure out what the problem was.

The thing that is so strange is that this version of this theme looks fine (also on IE) on a test site that I have locally at my PC. I don't have caching on at this local site... Maybe I have less css files locally than, I will check it out...

I would appreciate any ideas...

stephthegeek’s picture

stephthegeek commented

There's also the option on the theme's settings page under Developer options to optimize CSS files in a way that doesn't involve turning on CSS aggregation. It's definitely not intended for production use but it's much less annoying if you're working on theme code, which doesn't update when you have aggregation on.

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W.M. commented

I will try that. Yes, it makes it difficult to make modifications to the css having optimization on since I cannot see (using firebug) what to change. But I guess that is the only disadvantage in having css optimization on?! Correct me if I am wrong. In any case, great work guys!

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jwolf commented
Version: » 6.x-3.0-alpha1

Updating version info:
Fusion version has been moved to 3.x

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.