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Yes, there are still people out there using IE6.
The forum icon's are not showing (even on vBulletin.com) in IE6.
The forum icon's are not showing (even on vBulletin.com) in IE6.
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I am afraid the poblem related to IE6 can't display png images!while(true){
if($someone->needsHelp() && $i->canHelp()) $post->help();
if($i->findBug()) $post->bug();
}
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This is not a fix but just a suggestion..
On some of my websites which uses a lot of CSS codes and have some compatibility issues, I add this code to inform viewers that they need to upgrade their browser, it only shows up if the browser is IE6 or bellow (like 5.5). you need to add this just bellow <body> tag, in case of vbulletin, probably to header template
P.S. I do agree that they need to make the style compatible with IE6HTML Code:<!--[if lte IE 6]> <div id="infobar"><a href="http://www.microsoft.com/windows/downloads/ie/getitnow.mspx"><p>It appears you have an old version of Internet Explorer. To view this website correctly please upgrade your browser. Click here to get the latest version of Internet Explorer.</div> <![endif]-->
Edit: you can get the css code and images from http://jedi.org/p4/l10n/infobar/Comment
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IE 6 is a web developers nightmare. Microsoft do not stick to world standards, instead they make up their own and then wonder why things do not work!
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Already logged by me in the bug tracker last week.Originally posted by footose View Post
Along with the fact you cannot read the timestamp of ANY post in a thread.Baby, I was born this wayComment
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You think these kind of items would have been fixed before a major release? Now I've upgraded my whole forum, and all the templates only to have all the templates change again in a next release with a known issue that is fixable by some javascript.
There is a javascript fix for PNG's and IE6, but it kind of sucks.This is not a fix but just a suggestion..
On some of my websites which uses a lot of CSS codes and have some compatibility issues, I add this code to inform viewers that they need to upgrade their browser, it only shows up if the browser is IE6 or bellow (like 5.5). you need to add this just bellow <body> tag, in case of vbulletin, probably to header templateComment
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Since when has IE6 been unable to display png ? I thought it was simply unable to handle png transparancy ?Baby, I was born this wayComment
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