How To Tell HTML From HTML5

[ClickCastX]

[Fletch XXX]

simple background gradients dont work in ie, its silly.

i just coded the elevatedx mobile paysite demo and had to work in all the ie bullshit... fuck IE

[seeandsee]

IE lol, i didt saw anybody using it for years, even "i dont fucking know nothing about comp" people...

[fris]

IE is such a shitty web browser, none of the good effects will even work on it

[The Truth Hurts]

simple background gradients dont work in ie, its silly.

use PIE works great.

[TheDoc]

Just put a div inside the html5 tag, rather than using html5 for the structure, use it for the markup layout... then it will work in ie.

[TheDoc]

Just gota cover all the browsers with the gradient stuff... can also drop in a png with a gradient and opacity set on it, called as a background in css.

filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient( startColorstr='#333333', endColorstr='#000000' );
filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient( startColorstr=’#333333’, endColorstr=’#000000’, GradientType=0 );
background: -webkit-gradient( linear,left top,left bottom,color-stop( 0%, #333333 ), color-stop( 100%, #000000) );
background: -moz-linear-gradient( top, #333333, #000000 );
background-image: -o-linear-gradient( #333333, #000000 );
background: -webkit-gradient( linear, left top, left bottom, from( #333333 ), to( #000000 ) );
background: -moz-linear-gradient( top, #333333, #000000 );

[FlexxAeon]

holy shit

[BSleazy]

fun stuff.

[Mutt]

piece of shit browser

[sambucas]

HTML5 is a myth

[Eldon Hoke]

simple background gradients dont work in ie, its silly.

i just coded the elevatedx mobile paysite demo and had to work in all the ie bullshit... fuck IE

You should have used Chrome Frame:-

http://code.google.com/chrome/chromeframe/

[Jakez]

Still blows my mind daily how fucked up a browser can be when they have some of the most intelligent minds on the planet employed and plenty of other browsers to take notes from.

http://code.google.com/chrome/chromeframe/

"Google Chrome Frame is an open source plug-in that seamlessly brings Google Chrome's open web technologies and speedy JavaScript engine to Internet Explorer."

LMFAO! The other browsers even feel bad for them.. it's so pathetic..

[HerPimp]

check out opera

[Eldon Hoke]

Still blows my mind daily how fucked up a browser can be when they have some of the most intelligent minds on the planet employed and plenty of other browsers to take notes from.




"Google Chrome Frame is an open source plug-in that seamlessly brings Google Chrome's open web technologies and speedy JavaScript engine to Internet Explorer."

LMFAO! The other browsers even feel bad for them.. it's so pathetic..

What to piss off IE6 users?

Just put this code in your CSS. Their browser will automatically crash:-

* {position: relative;}

[Jakez]

What to piss off IE6 users?

Just put this code in your CSS. Their browser will automatically crash:-

* {position: relative;}

Funny, but why would I want to piss off my surfers? The point is that Microsoft needs to get their shit together, not surfers.

[Eldon Hoke]

Funny, but why would I want to piss off my surfers? The point is that Microsoft needs to get their shit together, not surfers.

Would love to see conversion ratios of just purely IE6 users.

Yes, if Microsoft struggle to make a stable web browser, what does that say about their operating system?

Look at this comparison chart:-

http://html5test.com/results.html

IE9 is still miles behind. Microsoft need to get their shit together and implement a stealthy auto update feature similar to Chrome.

[Fletch XXX]

Guys im well aware to cross browser code for ie... Just did elevatedx mobile paysite demo and coded it for multiple gradients cross browser...

[TheDoc]

I don't make websites for ie6 anymore.... the amount of sales from ie6 vs. time put in for corrections, is not worth it, and hasn't been for about 3 years. Correcting ie6 basically means you're working for free.

With all other IE versions, as long as the site renders, I don't care what it looks like.... I don't correct gradients, rounded corners, etc... and ratios don't improve when I do.

As long as the site works on the browser, the mission is complete.

[Barry-xlovecam]

IE has its fans ...

[Fletch XXX]

I don't make websites for ie6 anymore.... the amount of sales from ie6 vs. time put in for corrections, is not worth it, and hasn't been for about 3 years. Correcting ie6 basically means you're working for free.

With all other IE versions, as long as the site renders, I don't care what it looks like.... I don't correct gradients, rounded corners, etc... and ratios don't improve when I do.

As long as the site works on the browser, the mission is complete.

this is basically what I meant in my original post, every little thing you gotta change for IE, simple gradients from webkit should work across all browsers LOL not have to code three lines for every browser, fuck that... the most simplest of things do not render in IE, although I cater to client needs so I code it right hehehe

[TheDoc]

this is basically what I meant in my original post, every little thing you gotta change for IE, simple gradients from webkit should work across all browsers LOL not have to code three lines for every browser, fuck that... the most simplest of things do not render in IE, although I cater to client needs so I code it right hehehe

I will spend time making sure a site is correct if it's for local business, for sure in smaller cities and towns. Those people love ie, old ass versions of ie at that... then again, most of those sites are rather basic.

But any other sites, I don't care what the client wants, they can pay someone else to do it, because the hours vs work put in, simply isn't worth it.

[Eldon Hoke]

this is basically what I meant in my original post, every little thing you gotta change for IE, simple gradients from webkit should work across all browsers LOL not have to code three lines for every browser, fuck that... the most simplest of things do not render in IE, although I cater to client needs so I code it right hehehe

It's because the HTML5/CSS3 specs are still in development. They are waiting for vendors to come up with new ideas before a universal standard is implemented. Then you wont have to deal with prefixes, like how CSS2 currently works (without the IE hacks) ;).

This is a good workaround:- http://leaverou.github.com/prefixfree/

[potter]

like how CSS2 currently works (without the IE hacks) ;).

lulz. Even a ton of CSS2 is broken in IE6/7.

[geel]

Min width / max width in all browsers:

min-width:940px;max-width:1200px;

Min width / max width in Internet Explorer:

width: expression(document.body.clientWidth < 940? "940px" : document.body.clientWidth > 1200? "1200px" : "auto");

lol?