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  • #32267
    mwarren
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    link: http://www.splatterhat.com

    I’ve got two kinds of shims, one is to create HTML semantic tags in all non-modern browsers. That one is the http://fiks-html5.googlecode.com/hg/fiks.html.js

    When i checked IE 8, my entire footer is missing, so, I even added the google shiv http://html5shiv.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/html5.js as a conditional comment with [if lte IE 8]

    Checking again, my footer is still missing.

    Any ideas?

    #51861
    mwarren
    Member

    anyone?

    #51865
    DogsGhost
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    Also noticed in IE7 it is rendering div#inside_content offset (incorrectly) in relation to section#main_content.
    It looks like you have an extra closing div tag before your closing section tag, which might be causing issues in IE.

    #51803
    mwarren
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    ok, so i removed the spare closing div tag, but that didn’t change much. the footer is still missing. When I validated, everything checks out. i saw no errors except for my use of repeating IDs so that I could have repeating style. Nothing like that should determine whether or not another element is displayed.

    Any ideas?

    #51773
    TT_Mark
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    Get rid of your repeating ids. An ID should be unique.

    #51775
    mwarren
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    ok, id’s are gone, only classes now, and the footer is still missing in IE, what gives?

    #51779
    TheDoc
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    I’m wondering if this:





    Is sending IE into Quirks mode? Since the footer is not the only thing missing, so are the font styles for “design, dev, branding…”.

    #51780
    mwarren
    Member

    yeh i noticed that, lemme try to take that out

    EDIT: got it fixed in IE9, cant test IE8 right now. I think you were right, as when i removed the initial comments, and made sure my curvycorners.js was only being called for less than IE9, the footer is back, and the styles are there.

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