Robin @ Xplore.net wrote:
I have taken one of their recent site builds
http://www.needanerd.co.nz <http://www.needanerd.co.nz/> and quickly
rebuilt it in Lamp environment
(http://training.xtools.co.nz/need_a_nerd/index.htm ) to show how the
code can be leaner reducing band width more accessible etc, I have now
been asked to put this on to their cms (.net)
http://dev18.xplore.net:99/need_a_nerd_test_44.aspx but even though I
use the same style sheet and the same html I am still having problems
with the page displaying in IE, could some one shed any light on this
problem for me please.
I know the test site still needs polishing but it’s the concept I am
trying to prove at the moment.
I'd compare the source of your page and their page, and see where the
discrepancies may come from.
Starter for 10: that comment before the <!DOCTYPE will throw IE into
quirks mode.
P
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