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Actually, 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: htt

by treyp 18y ago

Actually, 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 ago
You 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.