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Hello
This issue only happens with menuMatic and with vertical set menus. Basically in all IE browsers the sub-nav-menu didnt show up correctly.
And another thing, when you have link tags inside li tags, you need to float the li tags in IE else you get a hidden spacer there (vertical lists only). and the menu looks very odd. This is old IE6 issue, seems like both IE7 and only IE8 fixed it. Fuck that shit.
Tags: IE Bugs, Javascript, menuMatic, mooTOOLs
Categories: IE6 Bugs, Javascript
Posted By: Dinulescu Alexandru Adrian
Last Edit: 05 Feb 2010 @ 09:57 PM
Hello
This post may be something very common and very known, however not everyone knows these, so this post may be useful to someone.
Here is an entire list for this
<!--[IF lte/lt/gte/gt IE 6]> < ![endif]--> this means that depending on the legend it will load things like
<!--[IF !IE]>--> <!--<![endif]--> this means that all versions of IE will NOT READ the code between those 2
lines. This is extremely useful when you try to load specific information and u do not want IE to load it, but
all the other browsers to load said that information. for example
<!--[IF !IE]>--> THIS LINE WILL NOT BE READ BY IE BROWSERS <!--<![endif]-->
Hello
After working on the google shortcuts for a while, i decided to open up IE 8 and see if the application works or not. I was surprised and started to do the old alert("hax") thing every dozen lines. The problem is with the $(window).keypress(function(e){}). It seems that IE doesnt understand at all the $(window) property at all when it comes with keypress/keydown/keyup events.
Hello
Did it happen that when you use an animation such as fadeIn()/fadeOut() on a LCD screen, that has windows cleratype on (this happens automatically in windows vista+ but can be set on and off in windows XP), on IE (all versions), the text is not antialised anymore. This is due to the filter attribute IE browsers use to make the cleartype/stuff.
The solution is relatively simple, like putting a function callback on the fade in()/fadeOut() such as:
JQuery Code
$(".element").fadeIn(function(){
$(this).removeAttr("filtered");
});
});
It’s not a perfect solution, and it may be a bit laggy and you can still SEE THE TEXT BEING CLEARTYPED, but at least it wont stay without cleartype and look like shit. Also this is the only way to do it until jQuery incorporates it’s own fix to counter IE‘s behavior.
Hello again
Did you know that IE6(and only IE6, IE7+ doesnt have this issue) has a weird UL/OL bug ?
If not read on
Lets say you want to make a vertical list of items that are linkedable like this
Void
Life
Earth 
Wind
Water
Fire 
Light
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