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keystone 10-23-2012 10:17 AM

browser conflict
 
I just got a call from a customer using IE 7 saying that part of my site is being cut off/hid and she cant see the quantity order boxes to add items to her cart. I'm not sure how to fix it since I don't have IE 7 on my computer and cannot duplicate the error. Can someone using IE 7 check this page on my website and see if it is cutting off the right side on there screen of the product table? Or if anyone knows how to check older browser versions that would be helpful too.

http://www.uscandleco.com/candle/64oz-jar-candle.html

pauldodman 10-24-2012 03:19 AM

Re: browser conflict
 
You could use IEtester:
http://ietester.en.softonic.com/

And check that your site is W3C compliant.

keystone 10-24-2012 04:57 AM

Re: browser conflict
 
great, thanks. I usually check my W3C validation but it looks like since some of my last changes I missed checking again and have some errors. The ie tester looks like what needed too.

keystone 10-24-2012 05:43 AM

Re: browser conflict
 
Does anyone know how to get around this warning from the w3c validator?
Quote:

Warning Line 259, Column 50: character "<" is the first character of a delimiter but occurred as data

<div class="details" style="margin-left: 1px <-- 300px -- >;">

I'm not really even sure what the <-- 300px --> does.

Pyro 10-24-2012 09:22 PM

Re: browser conflict
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by keystone
Does anyone know how to get around this warning from the w3c validator?

I'm not really even sure what the <-- 300px --> does.




Looks like it was an attempt to comment it out.


You could replace the line with


<div class="details" style="margin-left: 1px;">




The correct way to comment out HTML is with <!-- commented out stuff here -->

As you can see in what you have, you are missing the ! in the first part, so I would assume that is where the error is coming from.

keystone 10-25-2012 04:50 AM

Re: browser conflict
 
That bit of code was in the stock template... I knew that a ! was required for commenting things out, I'm just not sure that was the purpose of that line. I'll fix it and see if it breaks any part of the page. Thanks.


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