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I really wanted to read this blog but in IE7, the navigation section overlaps the content :(.
by codegeek 14y ago
I really wanted to read this blog but in IE7, the navigation section overlaps the content :(.
- phleet 14y agoOh crud, sorry about that. You can read it here (without images, sadly): http://feeds.feedburner.com/JamieWong http://feeds.feedburner.com/JamieWong Or if you add that feed to Google Reader or some other RSS reader, you should be able to see it too. Will look into fixing this.
- codegeek 14y agonp thx. this is just because i m at work and snooping around :). At home, I proudly use Chrome and Firefox
- trafficlight 14y agoSeriously?
- cbhl 14y agoI think officially, 4% of users still use IE 7. [Edit: Source: http://theie7countdown.com/ http://theie7countdown.com/] Back in the day, IE was the most popular browser on the Internet, and I'm sure there are a lot of corporate applications written specifically for its quirks that simply don't work in newer browsers. Heck, the University of Waterloo's Learning Management System (based on the open-source Angel LMS) was broken in Chrome for the longest time -- the solution was to migrate to a different (closed-source) product altogether.
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- codegeek 14y agoIt is embarassing that I have to use IE7 but this is at work :(. Large companies can be so behind in technology (another proof)
- tnorthcutt 14y agoThe Instapaper text bookmarklet might come in handy in situations like this: http://www.instapaper.com/extras http://www.instapaper.com/extras (scroll down)
- ZeroGravitas 14y agoCan't you turn CSS styles off in IE7?