Great skin, just wondering...
Why is the source full of comments in this format
<!--[if !IE]>end wrapper<![endif]-->
<!--[if !IE]>start footer<![endif]-->
as opposed to just standard html <!-- comments -->
Great skin, just wondering...
Why is the source full of comments in this format
<!--[if !IE]>end wrapper<![endif]-->
<!--[if !IE]>start footer<![endif]-->
as opposed to just standard html <!-- comments -->
Last edited by drch; 03-03-2009 at 02:11 AM.
Hello,
This are fixes for Internet Explorer browser that has a habit of not following standards properly. We need to do this in order to ensure cross-browser compatibility and no differences on display.
Cheers.
Can you be more specific? Is it used by the behaviour js library or one of the htc files? What is it used to fix?
Just trying to know where to look if I mess something up
Thanks,
Those are just some "guidelines" (or bookmarks) so you know where a block starts and where it ends. Some coders use conditionals, others use simple comment blocks. We use conditionals and it doesn't harm anyone![]()
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