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Join Date: Oct 2009
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OS: xp
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IE8 > IE7 forced compatability mode affects IE6 display
Hi,
I have a site that was built for me (I am not a programmer) which displays best in IE7 not IE8 so have put the force meta tag in the default page layout header which works fine for IE7 and IE8 however I noticed yesterday looking at the site on a friends computer in IE6 that the force is causing a distortion in the IE6 page display. Question: is there a simple code I could put into the header to say "if browser IE6 render display in IE6 mode" which would work in conjunction with the IE7 force? |
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