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  • #44978
    ylex1
    Participant

    Hi guys
    My website looks weird in IE
    you guys know why?

    [Inkania](http://inkania.com/test/pro_li_1.html “Inkania”)

    thanks!

    #136119
    jimmy
    Participant

    If by weird you mean having square corners – CSS3 properties are not supported by IE8 and lower.

    [Get Modernizr.](http://modernizr.com/download/ “Modernizr”)

    #136120
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    You need to create a separate stylesheet that fits the needs of IE. But you shouldn’t waste time optimizing for IE8 and lower. You should include a message that alerts users that they are using an ancient browser and provide a link for downloading Chrome. That way IE8 dies out.

    #136127
    ylex1
    Participant

    Yeah I would but my client probably wont like that, last time I checked in ie 8 or 9 I think, the lightbox images were off, I don’t have a pc

    #136294
    thomasR
    Member

    Just tested it in IE9 on Windows 7 and the lightbox images at the bottom look fine. However the lightbox doesn’t open when clicking the bottle in the content.

    There is a JS error. In vivify.js on line 60 you’re calling the jQuery document ready incorrectly:

    $(function() {
    //….
    })(jQuery);

    This throws an error because `$()` is not a function. Instead use

    $(function() {
    //….
    });

    Also the links under “Otros Productos” look strange. The text is ugly and very hard to read because of the dropshadow filter.

    Hope that helps

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