jonathansampson
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Full Page Background Image | jQuery Problem in IE7 and 8
You are re-using ID values on key elements. You should avoid this and use classes instead when you have multiple elements that should share a handler. I see that you're doing this with #bks specifically, which is the element jQuery tries to man…
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Expanding hr for responsive design.
@aaronheine, did you check the fiddle I provided? It uses the same wood pattern on the text element to hide the green background passing through. Fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/MVm3Q/2/ In fact, you could do away with all of the gradient code and us…
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Expanding hr for responsive design.
Have you considered using a background-image for the green line instead? You might be able to use :before and :after for the artwork on either side as well. Example: http://jsfiddle.net/MVm3Q/2/
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Request for post on how you do your own lovely page
@rgbatson, can you be more specific? What are you looking to learn about. A lot of us might be able to provide some direction if you can give us particular examples of items you'd like to have a deeper understanding of.
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Aligning hidden hover imgs not working in ie
Your page is in Quirks mode, so IE is interpreting it as though it were IE 5.5. Force your page into standards mode by either using the HTML5 doctype: Or you could use the x-ua-copatible meta tag in your tag:
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IE 9 / FireFox - jQuery issue, Seems simple enough...
This doesn't have anything to do with IE "sucking arse." document.height is non-standard and obsolete. If you want to use raw JavaScript, you should check document.documentElement.clientHeight , which works in all major browsers, inc…
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IE Compatibility Issues
It's in your index page, line 87 or so. It's not actually in any CSS file.
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css-tricks' menu
Paula, The menu uses keyframe/animations to animate the background color, as well as media queries to restructure itself under varying browser-widths. Keyframes Here's an example that resembles that of CSSTricks: @keyframes fadeToBlue { …
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IE Compatibility Issues
Your end color is wrong in the filter property. You have an extra "2" at the end of its value. Should just be endColorstr='#8FC2DB'. After fixing this, the gradient shows properly in IE9.