internet-explorer-7

Does anybody has an idea why would IE7/IE8 won't render a Google Font if the name has a space on it? You can see a demo here: http://jsfiddle.net/fYzAb/1/ The exact same two tags, one using "Oswald" the other one using "Francois One" (with fallback to Georgia to make it easier to spot). You can see a screenshot here http://screencast.com/t/dhhccz5n7O (IE) and here's how it should render: http://screencast.com/t/9M9uhTYTw5n (Chrome) Any help would be greatly appreciated! BTW: Here's a similar problem, http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/comments/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=20841 PD: I know I can call both

A solution has been proposed for making Zurb's Foundation 3 Framework work with IE7. Not necessarily complicated support, but certainly grid support. Solution is presented as: http://www.stormconsultancy.co.uk/blog/development/code-snippets/making-zurb-foundation-3-work-on-ie7/ I've tried to replicate this here: http://sausag.es/foundation/grid.html I've added a link to the htc file in my foundation.min.css The reference is relative to the HTML, not the CSS. I've added a line in htaccess about the htc file. But still I cannot get the grid to show in IE7 as it does in IE8. Where am I going

I was wondering whether there is a way to make html5 code visible in Internet Explorer 7 or less. For example <div id="container"> <header id="header"> something </header> </div> In Internet Explorer 7 the header is not shown at all. I found a workaround here , a IE HTML5 enabling script, which creates the html5 elements with javascript. But what happens is that the <header> tag looks not at all as it does in other browsers. So my question is, is it too early to use HTML5 yet or how can I make it cross-browser working? This (truly) incredible bit of Javascript should fulfill 100% of your HTML5

As a developer, can I safely upgrade to IE8 and use its IE7 compatibility mode to test how sites look in IE7? For IE6, I have a virtual machine and it is quite inconvenient. I don't want to upgrade to IE8 and then have another virtual machine now for IE7. Or is IE7 compatibility mode really different and I can't rely on that? Compatibility mode in IE8 is not a 100% emulation of IE7. Security changes were not versioned, and some DOM operations were not versioned. Check out this blog post form Microsoft for a list of changes. http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2009/03/12/site-compatibility-and-ie8