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The title says it all!
I cannot get any min-width work-arounds to work in IE.
I've tried the nestled DIVs, I've tried the width:expression(..) tags. I even currently have a script running that promises to automatically recognize the min-width tag and properly parse it in IE.
Well, it's not. Not that I don't trust the developers of these ideas. It's that I don't trust Microsoft.
[anger]GET IT RIGHT MICROSOFT! IT'S CALLED CSS, NOT DO WHATEVER YOU WANT AND HOPE IT PARSES ON ALL BROWSERS![/anger]
As you can see, I'm more than ready to switch to the, from what I've heard, far superior Firefox. But I can't. Whenever I develop or host a page, I do it on IE, so that I can make sure it works on all browsers.
Well, let's get back to my actual problem. I need something to make IE parse some sort of min-width. I like the idea of a script like the one I have, so that I can still use standard min-width tags and have IE read them.
Any ideas?
My page: [http://www.december.x10hosting.com/forum/]
I cannot get any min-width work-arounds to work in IE.
I've tried the nestled DIVs, I've tried the width:expression(..) tags. I even currently have a script running that promises to automatically recognize the min-width tag and properly parse it in IE.
Well, it's not. Not that I don't trust the developers of these ideas. It's that I don't trust Microsoft.
[anger]GET IT RIGHT MICROSOFT! IT'S CALLED CSS, NOT DO WHATEVER YOU WANT AND HOPE IT PARSES ON ALL BROWSERS![/anger]
As you can see, I'm more than ready to switch to the, from what I've heard, far superior Firefox. But I can't. Whenever I develop or host a page, I do it on IE, so that I can make sure it works on all browsers.
Well, let's get back to my actual problem. I need something to make IE parse some sort of min-width. I like the idea of a script like the one I have, so that I can still use standard min-width tags and have IE read them.
Any ideas?
My page: [http://www.december.x10hosting.com/forum/]