Ticket 486 - Pages too wide

[Cube]

Because each time I try to upload an attachment to a ticket I get an error, I decided to post them here.

So these attachments belong to ticket 486.

[raphael]

hmm, I don't know what the others think, but I think this will be a wontfix.
IE has, and always will, suck at standards support (specially CSS).

[RatS]

We can handle this task over to Henrik; in my mind it's a misuse of width:100%.

[Cube]

raphael Wrote:IE has, and always will, suck at standards support (specially CSS).

But ignoring such a problem with the market leader is not a solution.
And it is also not fine blaming others for not supporting standards and not using them for oneself.
In ISPCP's HTML-code there aren't even such basics like doctypes (which also cause a better standards compliance in IE).

[joximu]

Cube Wrote:

raphael Wrote:IE has, and always will, suck at standards support (specially CSS).

But ignoring such a problem with the market leader is not a solution.
And it is also not fine blaming others for not supporting standards and not using them for oneself.
In ISPCP's HTML-code there aren't even such basics like doctypes (which also cause a better standards compliance in IE).

Yes - I'd too would like to see a green "ok" Sign on my developer toolbar for the ispcp-Admin site... but IMHO this can be done after 1.0.0 - a version 1.0.1 which is W3C compliant and then we'll see what ie 7 can do with it.

/Joxi

[BeNe]

Would be better for 1.0.1
Let us bring the RC3 out and we will see.
The GUI itself works and it is more a less an enhancement for the IE.
Ok - it is not nice this time but it works....or use use FireFox

Greez BeNe

[raphael]

I've anyways tough about adding the IE7 js lib so IE6 can correctly display the transparent pngs

[Cube]

Yes, full standards compliance should be done later, there is a ticket for it already at milestone 1.1.0.
But a quick solution for RC3 or 1.0.0 for this special problem would be fine, because this is ugly and not very usable. When I have time i search for one.

[joximu]

raphael Wrote:I've anyways tough about adding the IE7 js lib so IE6 can correctly display the transparent pngs

You mean the one from Dean Edwards?
http://dean.edwards.name/IE7/

This is really a good peace of js code!
We only had problems with windows pcs where the ie7 had been uninstalled. Then the conditional comments didn't know that an ie6 is running again...

/J

[raphael]

joximu Wrote:You mean the one from Dean Edwards?
http://dean.edwards.name/IE7/

yes

joximu Wrote:We only had problems with windows pcs where the ie7 had been uninstalled. Then the conditional comments didn't know that an ie6 is running again...

well, we can't please everybody