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1.IE8 compatibility issues, this best deal, converted into IE7 compatible can be. Add the following piece of code to the head, and then as long as it is compatible under IE7, IE8 below is also compatible2.flaot floating caused IE6 double margin problem, this is the most common, but also best to deal with,!important solve, such asmargin-left:10px!important;margin-left:5px;+height:120px;5. Sometimes, in the layout of the time, found that there is a div floating, the next div is to be shown below,

position:absolute, and IE will treat it as poisttion:relative; So, as far as possible, this is a block-level element of float left! 1. Centering problemDiv in the content, ie defaults to center, and FF defaults to left-alignedYou can try adding code Margin:auto 2. Height problemTwo or nested div, above the div set height, if the actual content of the div is greater than the set height, there will be two div overlapping in

In the site design, should pay attention to CSS style compatible with different browser issues, especially for the full use of the div CSS design of the net, you should pay more attention to the IE6 IE7 ff CSS style compatibility, otherwise, your network chaos may go out don't want to appear effect!All browsers commonheight:100px;IE6 Dedicated_height:100px;IE6 Dedicated*height:100px;IE7 Dedicated*+height:100px;IE7,

As a Web architect, in the design of the site, should pay attention to the most common problem is the CSS style compatible with different browser problems, especially for the full use of Div CSS design site, you should pay more attention to the IE6 IE7 FF compatible CSS style, otherwise, your network chaos may go out do not want to appear the effect! All Browsers Universalheight:100px; IE6 Special_height:100px; IE6 Special*height:100px; IE7 Special

Since the beginning of the Internet, the battle between browsers has not stopped. Of course, the most bitter is the Web page production staff, in order to achieve the user experience and usability standards, have to be in multiple browsers for the unified effect. I really hope that one day FF can eminence, although it is still the big world ie. In particular, Microsoft's latest release of the IE7 browser, its CSS compatibility does give some web maker

In the following example, Internet Explorer is replaced by IE, and mozzila Firefox is replaced by MF/ff. (1) window. Event IE: window. event object FF: There is no window. event object. You can pass the event object to the function parameters. For example, onmousemove = domousemove (Event) (2) current mouse Coordinate IE: event. X and event. Y. FF: event. pagex a

DIV+CSS Resolving IE6,IE7,IE8,FF compatibility issues1.IE8 compatibility issues, this best deal, converted into IE7 compatible can be. Add the following piece of code to the head, and then as long as it is compatible under IE7, IE8 below is also compatible:1.2.2.flaot floating caused IE6 double margin problem, this is the most common, but also best to deal with,!important solve, such asUnder the MARGIN-LEFT:10PX!IMPORTANT;/*IE7,IE8,

These methods are usually used when I find a collection on the Internet, OH, I declare in advance to avoid misunderstanding! First, CSS HACK The following two methods can solve almost all hack today. 1,!important With the support of IE7 to!important, the!important method is now targeted only at IE6 hack. (Note the wording. Remember that the claim position needs to be advanced.) 2, Ie6/ie77 to Firefox *+html and *html is the unique label of IE, Firefox is not supported. And *+html is IE7 u

This article is mainly about the onchange event in IE and FF performance and solutions are introduced, the need for friends can come to the reference, I hope to help you. In a recent project, there is a function point: there is a checkbox on the page that sends a JSONP request to the background when the user chooses or cancels the checkbox. The implementation was for this checkbox to add a onchange event, but the result is unexpected, for this reaso

CSS compatibility between IE and FF browsers-Web Standard tutorialI. Use of important in IE6 and FF. Box1 {width: 150px! Important ;}. Box1 {width: 250px ;}! Important indicates that this setting has a priority and IE has encountered it! Important does not make an error. It only ignores its function. If width is set later, ie uses the last width as the standard. If there are no other settings later, the cur

In a recent project, there is a function point: there is a checkbox on the page that sends a JSONP request to the background when the user chooses or cancels the checkbox. The implementation was for this checkbox to add a onchange event, but the result is unexpected, for this reason, I studied in depth, found that the onchange event in IE and FF under the performance of the following problems. problem ①: under FF