By duntuk on
I just installed IE7 final last night, and had to fix a bunch of sites so they display correctly in IE7...
The one fix that solved the majority of display issues is applying a "min-height:" to the divs that are giving you problems...
e.g.
#content { min-height: 200px; }
so yeah, IE7 understands 'min-height' ... and the "holy hack" .clearfix doesn't seem to be breaking anything in IE7... yet....
http://www.positioniseverything.net/articles/poll/star-html.php
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A note for people like me...
Who are mac-bound and don't have a working copy of IE7...
This site will let you test and preview your own site with many different browsers, including IE7.
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Drupal hosting
That is cool
Thanks for that link. That has to be one of the coolest non-Drupal links I've seen posted here in a long time. What a great development tool!
-Bryan
CMSReport
yeah, that is useful...
yeah, that is useful...
I was going to mention that you can download a standalone version of IE 6sp1 and other previous versions...
http://browsers.evolt.org/?ie/32bit/standalone
however... just a note... conditional comments will not work with standalones... since even though you're using a previous standalone version, if you hit "about" it will show the latest INSTALLED version (which would be IE 7 in my case) and that's what IE uses to interpret what CSS to use...
e.g. this code says, to use a stylesheet "iehacks.css" if your browser is Less Than IE7.. so it will be used by IE 6, 5.5. , 5.0, etc.... however you won't be able to test this with the standalone, so that link (http://v03.browsershots.org/) would really come in handy, thanks ...
read more here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Explorer
btw....
here's an updated version of the "Holy Hack" to fix IE7 problem... note the min-height:1%;