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The company I work for uses IE 7 standards for rendering within our application. A lot of things would break if the people using our software upgraded to IE 8.
by symbiotic 18y ago
The company I work for uses IE 7 standards for rendering within our application. A lot of things would break if the people using our software upgraded to IE 8.
Our HTML markup is so ugly :(
- treyp 18y agoActually, there's one simple meta tag ("X-UA-Compatible") you can add to the head of your pages that will make IE8 use the IE7-compatible rendering engine: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/internet-explorer/readiness/developers-new.aspx#dom http://www.microsoft.com/windows/internet-explorer/readiness... IE7 obviously isn't perfect (or even good), but it's also nowhere near as bad as IE6 in terms of supporting standards.
- joechung 18y agoYou can also add the HTTP header to the response for these pages so you don't even have to touch the markup, just a configuration file on the Web server.