I recently got a book called "Eric Meyer on Css" and in the book he mentioned that someone named Andrew Clover made a javascript file to allow pages like
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to be viewed properly on IE. I tried it and the result was not satisfactory. Is there a better way to solve this stupid IE problem? It looks so good but IE sucks so bad T_T
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it was something i was messing around with the other day, but you could apply fixed and create something similar to eric's shell design...Oh, cool! I'll bump this thread when I encounter another problem then... still wanna practice css before I try to make a website that will be graded @_@
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to be viewed properly on IE. I tried it and the result was not satisfactory. Is there a better way to solve this stupid IE problem? It looks so good but IE sucks so bad T_T
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it was something i was messing around with the other day, but you could apply fixed and create something similar to eric's shell design...Oh, cool! I'll bump this thread when I encounter another problem then... still wanna practice css before I try to make a website that will be graded @_@