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Details on CSS changes for IE7 - 8/23/2006 12:19:53   
Interesting post today on the IE blog:

"Details on our CSS changes for IE7"
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2006/08/22/712830.aspx
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RE: Details on CSS changes for IE7 - 8/23/2006 12:47:57   
It's definitely going to make life easier in the long term once we no longer have to support IE6.

Currently however I still support IE5 (when I say support I mean that IE5 gets the same looking page as modern browsers rather than unstyled content which NN4 and IE4 get) which is around 10 years old - so it may be a while before we can relax completely!!

(still narked about the background image zooming problem mainly because it affects my site. How's that for being selfish!)

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RE: Details on CSS changes for IE7 - 8/23/2006 14:21:23   
No, it's not just you. I've got the same problem.

Helena are you up for some testing for me? I've finally had to bite the bullet as a client wants a fly out vertical nav and I want compliant/accessible/noscript/keyboard. I've spent all day hammering away at it and I think I'm nearly there. Just a few more tweaks.

It seems to work OK in all the usual culprits but it'll need your eye for details to make sure I've covered all the bases as well as your copy of IE7 and Safari. :)

PS. The tester gets a free copy if it works OK and she wants one.

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RE: Details on CSS changes for IE7 - 8/23/2006 14:25:05   
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except the “escaping floats” bug (which is planned for the future)
Aaaarrrgh!
quote:

* Fixed parsing bugs for multi- class selectors and class selectors that are combined with id selectors
* Enable :hover on all elements not just on <a>
* Background-attachment: fixed works on all elements –
YAY!!! :)

Now all we need to do is send out a hit squad to kill anyone using IE6 or earlier and we're sorted!

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RE: Details on CSS changes for IE7 - 8/23/2006 14:48:37   
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ORIGINAL: jaybee

Helena are you up for some testing for me?


Yeah definitely - send me the addy and I'll have a shufti

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RE: Details on CSS changes for IE7 - 8/23/2006 14:51:37   
Probably late tonight or tomorrow morning. I'm just faffing around with some images and some changes in the style sheet and I'll be done.

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RE: Details on CSS changes for IE7 - 8/24/2006 1:25:34   
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jaybee

Now all we need to do is send out a hit squad to kill anyone using IE6 or earlier and we're sorted!


Naaaaa... convince them to use Firefox or anything else.. lol

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RE: Details on CSS changes for IE7 - 8/24/2006 4:55:58   
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ORIGINAL: Lazykatz

Naaaaa... convince them to use Firefox or anything else.. lol

Grizz
And then send in the hit squad? :)

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RE: Details on CSS changes for IE7 - 8/24/2006 6:07:40   
Just to remind you the smut brigade are still doing a special 2 for 1 deal on hits. :)

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