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Internet Explorer box model - what is offset?

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I am trying to adapt a site to support IE 7. I have a few elements, however, which are being offset to the right by 69px. I am testing in IE9, set to render the page as if it were IE7. When I turn on developer mode and inspect the element I notice that surrounding the "margin" there is a parameter called "offset". I've never heard of this before and Googling has not helped me out much - I only managed to find something about float-offset, which was not the same, but I assume it was there to eliminate some of the issues of quirks mode? How can I eliminate this offset-parameter? Obviously I have

IE < 9 showing displaying “Member not found”

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I am seeing the "SCRIPT3: Member not found." error in IE < 9 . Looking at various locations, (eg., Member not found IE error (IE 6, 7, 8, 9) ) it seems to occur at the setTimeout inside .hover() portion. I followed the steps in the but still am having the same problem. I would be greatful for any help. Probably it could also occur at places inside the change() fn. I have placed the entire code at : http://jsfiddle.net/f4tZQ/ For others who get here who don't want to modify the jQuery source...(FOR THE LOVE OF GOD DON'T DO THAT) This happens in ie<9 when firing custom events. If you have access

HTML5 and CSS3 for IE7 and IE8

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问题 I inherited a web application where the front end uses new HTML5 tags (header, nav, section tags) and new CSS3 style attributes (rounded borders). The website looks amazing in Google Chrome and Safari. However, the client now complains the website is broken for IE7 and IE8. Everything is out of alignment and most of the styles do not render. What is the easiest way to make this website work in IE7 and IE8? Do I have to: a) Apply some hack to make IE browsers accept the new HTML5 and CSS3

Stop running this script

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Stop running this script? A script on this page is causing Internet Explorer to run slowly. If it continues to run, your computer might become unresponsive. I'm sure we've all seen this useful and informative error message from IE7 (or rather IE8 in IE7 mode). I need some help with removing this message. So, for my work, I need to get our website working in IE7. Apparently, some of our clients can't upgrade or use another browser (corporate regulations or something). Anyway, the page in question contains tabs (using jQueryUI). After the page loads, jQuery loads the data for each tab using AJAX

How to maintain PNG alpha transparency when using “-ms-filter” property

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I have the following HTML: <a><img src="myfile.png" /> Some text</a> And this css: a:hover { -ms-filter: "progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Alpha(Opacity=75)"; filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Alpha(Opacity=75); opacity: .75; } The problem with this occurs in both IE 8 and IE 7. When the PNG image is subject to the -ms-filter or filter , its alpha transparency is ruined. Try it out and you will see. It is a bug in both IE 8 and IE 7. Can I remove the "-ms-opacity" and "filter" properties applied in CSS? What is the syntax for this? (e.g. something like -ms-filter: ""; ) Does anyone

Styling a hr for internet explorer

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问题 Hey, in my quest to create as image light a site as possible, I'm looking to create two tone hr's. I've achieved this in modern browsers, but want to achieve the same effect in ie6 and 7. The current code I am using is hr { border-bottom:1px solid #FFFFFF; border-top:1px solid #dcdcdc; clear:both; height:0; border-left:0px; border-right:0px; } I've tried, with no success to make this work in ie6 and 7 without having to target the browsers specifically. Any thoughts? (Heres my current project

IE hanging, using 100% of the CPU

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I have a web application, which in the course of a normal interaction, hangs IE. By "IE being hung", I mean that IE doesn't respond anymore and using 100% of the CPU. The only to get out of this state is to kill the IE process. About the app: It loads only one page in the browser, communicates with a server with Ajax queries, and updates the DOM. I can reproduce this with both IE6 and IE7, but not Firefox or Safari. I am wondering if anyone has seen this already, and if there are a few known cases that can get IE into this hung / using 100% of the CPU state. Use WinDbg, http://www.microsoft

jQuery Validation plugin, IE7 “SCRIPT3: Member not found”

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I have the following: <html> <head> </head> <body> <div> <form method="post"> <div id="questions"> <label for="question-6">Name of Course:</label> <input type="text" name="name_of_course[response]" value="" id="question-6" class="required"> <label class="control-label" for="reporting-year">Reporting Year: </label> <select name="reporting_year" id="reporting-year"> <option value="-1" selected="selected">Select option...</option> <option value="4">2013-2014</option> <option value="1">2012-2013</option> <option value="2">2011-2012</option> <option value="3">2010-2011</option> </select> </div>

if condition: if the browser is IE and IE browser version is older than 9

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The if condition below I think it says - if the browser is IE and IE browser version is newer than 9, but I don't have IE 9 to test it so it is hard to know the correct output, also this is not 100% of what I want bcos this script should be ran on other browsers too by default like Chrome, Firefox, etc - is it possible to set it in the if condition? if ($.browser.msie && parseInt($.browser.version) > 9) { // run this code } The reason why I want to use if condition is that the script appears to have error on IE 7 and of course the best thing is to fix the script but I cannot tell which part of

I've decided not to cater for IE6 - What tasty CSS treats can I use? [closed]

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Ok firstly, this is not a discussion on whether I should be catering for IE6. I'm sure there's hundreds of threads on S.O. where you can discuss the pros, cons, market shares, javascript shivs and all the other stuff that comes with it. Let's say I've put two fingers up to IE6 and am ignoring its existence - what can I now do differently in the way I style my pages? Pseudo-selectors? Parent/Child selectors? Other tidy stuff? What are the new freedoms that come with abandoning IE6? I know some of you will be itching to tell me why i should support ie6 or about js fixes that mean I can use