Introduction for PHP Programmer
PHP is the language used most to create website and web-based applications because we don’t need to pay for the server’s license when we want to run it. You need extra money to pay the server when you decide to use non-open source language, such as ASP.net. Moreover, if you already decided to make a [...]
Checking Your Website’s Standards-Compliant (2)
Compatibility view is enabled in the browser, while the x-ua-compatible header is set in the markup, using a <meta/> tag, or via a HTTP header sent by the server. Compatibility view is enabled if the user clicks the Compatibility View button, or if the web site appears on the Windows Internet Explorer 8 Compatibility View [...]
Checking Your Website’s Standards-Compliant
As mentioned previously, Internet Explorer 8 is capable of rendering web sites as if it were IE7, including all the strange hasLayout discrepancies that have caused us trouble over the years. How do you make sure that IE8 uses it’s best rendering mode—rather than reverting to IE7—when displaying your web site?
Which Browser should I Use?
It’s possible to provide older browsers with different style sheets and to target different Internet Explorer versions using conditional comments. The great aspect about creating your layout using CSS is that there’s no need to lock anyone out of your content, regardless of how old and crumbly the browser is that they’re using. That said, [...]