From: Jeff Thies on
Dorayme,

I need a quick look at a couple things in IE8. My IE8 stopped working
and I feel lucky to have a dinged up version of IE6. I'm not thinking
well of MS... not at all.

Existing site remade in new template and CMS (old was 2005) new site is
in /test:

I have some problems in IE6 and I wonder if they persist in IE8.

http://www.brawnerassociates.com/test/index.html

The top of the side nav should be at the same height as the top of the
content in the next column. In IE6 "Home" is too high. It's ignoring the
padding of it's container.


http://www.brawnerassociates.com/test/live_event_production/project_management.html

The first thumb is shifted left. It's ignoring it's left margin.

Also, see if the left column under here:

http://www.brawnerassociates.com/test/live_event_production/lighting_design.html

If this looks OK in IE7/IE8 then I'll just move on... :)

All this is in a version of my new SEO friendly content before nav...

Thanks,
Jeff
From: Marious Barrier on
On 07/19/2010 01:03 PM, Jeff Thies wrote:
> I need a quick look at a couple things in IE8. My IE8 stopped working
> and I feel lucky to have a dinged up version of IE6. I'm not thinking
> well of MS... not at all.

Recommendation: drop support for IE <= 6. Everyone has dropped it,
including corporations like Google.
From: Beauregard T. Shagnasty on
Jeff Thies wrote:

> I have some problems in IE6 and I wonder if they persist in IE8.
>
> http://www.brawnerassociates.com/test/index.html

Your page is very fragile. exact-pixel-placement is everywhere, and
doomed to failure in most browsing situations not exactly mirroring
yours. Learn about flexible layouts.

I don't care for horizontal scrollbars. Won't fit in my window.
The 'boxes.css' file seems to be missing.
Your font size is too small for me to read. Let me choose.
http://tekrider.net/html/fontsize.php
(which is a flexible page)
At my preferred size, the menu says
Inside the
Design <-- if I *reduce* I see "Studio"
----------
Why is only part of the menu items clickable? Top row is blue and hence
*looks* like a link, but isn't.
Contrast on content text is too light. Black is better.
Links in footer are flyspeck in size.
The actual 'design' is pretty good.

--
-bts
-Four wheels carry the body; two wheels move the soul
From: dorayme on
In article <i220ge$p9p$1(a)news.albasani.net>,
Jeff Thies <jeff_thies(a)att.net> wrote:

> dorayme,
>
> I need a quick look at a couple things in IE8. My IE8 stopped working
> and I feel lucky to have a dinged up version of IE6. I'm not thinking
> well of MS... not at all.
>
> Existing site remade in new template and CMS (old was 2005) new site is
> in /test:
>
> I have some problems in IE6 and I wonder if they persist in IE8.
>
> http://www.brawnerassociates.com/test/index.html
>
> The top of the side nav should be at the same height as the top of the
> content in the next column. In IE6 "Home" is too high. It's ignoring the
> padding of it's container.
>

You will not get this in any browser with your present markup,
see what happens when font size is user changed, now its higher,
now it lower. It looks OK though.
>
> http://www.brawnerassociates.com/test/live_event_production/project_management
> .html
>
> The first thumb is shifted left. It's ignoring it's left margin.
>
> Also, see if the left column under here:
>
> http://www.brawnerassociates.com/test/live_event_production/lighting_design.ht
> ml
>
> If this looks OK in IE7/IE8 then I'll just move on... :)

It *looks* OK in IE8, about the same as on Win FF.

I am starting to worry less and less about IE6 too.

--
dorayme
From: Jeff Thies on
dorayme wrote:
> In article <i220ge$p9p$1(a)news.albasani.net>,
> Jeff Thies <jeff_thies(a)att.net> wrote:
>
>> dorayme,
>>
>> I need a quick look at a couple things in IE8. My IE8 stopped working
>> and I feel lucky to have a dinged up version of IE6. I'm not thinking
>> well of MS... not at all.
>>
>> Existing site remade in new template and CMS (old was 2005) new site is
>> in /test:
>>
>> I have some problems in IE6 and I wonder if they persist in IE8.
>>
>> http://www.brawnerassociates.com/test/index.html
>>
>> The top of the side nav should be at the same height as the top of the
>> content in the next column. In IE6 "Home" is too high. It's ignoring the
>> padding of it's container.
>>
>
> You will not get this in any browser with your present markup,
> see what happens when font size is user changed, now its higher,
> now it lower. It looks OK though.
>> http://www.brawnerassociates.com/test/live_event_production/project_management
>> .html
>>
>> The first thumb is shifted left. It's ignoring it's left margin.
>>
>> Also, see if the left column under here:
>>
>> http://www.brawnerassociates.com/test/live_event_production/lighting_design.ht
>> ml
>>
>> If this looks OK in IE7/IE8 then I'll just move on... :)
>
> It *looks* OK in IE8, about the same as on Win FF.
>
> I am starting to worry less and less about IE6 too.
>

Me too, particularly with this site. Grateful to be done for a while,
so many little bits.

Jeff


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