Re: [Bodington-developers] IE7 Problem Solved

[Sean M. <se...@sm...>]

+2 on that. has anyone verified that it didn't break other borwsers,  
and then put it in head.

s

On 19 Jan 2007, at 13:06, Peter Crowther wrote:

>> From: Jim Askey
>> i've fixed the IE7 problem by generating a separate stylesheet
>
> Makes sense.
>
>> If anyones wants the code then i can post it etc.
>
> Given how aggressively Microsoft is pushing IE7 through the update
> channel, I'd say it's essential that Bodington works with it.  Many of
> our clients have already switched - most without realising what they
> were doing, and none fully realising the impact or testing that their
> web applications still worked.  Students on genuine Windows* will  
> do the
> same, only more so I suspect.  I think we should aim to get this into
> HEAD sharpish.
>
> 		- Peter
>
> * In common with many of Microsoft's newer updates, IE7 is only
> installed if your copy of Windows checks out as legitimate.
>
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