Monday, January 19th, 2009
Category: HTML
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>Simon Pieters first posted on how to
support new elements in IE. “However, if the user has scripting disabled, the layout would probably fall apart badly.”
So, he has a new post that shows us what to do with no script:
There are some tricks to work around the broken DOM and limited styling in IE:
- Know what the DOM looks like and target other elements than the new elements for styling.
- Use the universal selector (
*) to target the right element.
- Use
noscript.
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