[buddypress-trac] [BuddyPress] #1134: IE 7 renders sign up button incorrectly [Has patch]

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Wed Jul 14 08:14:14 UTC 2010


#1134: IE 7 renders sign up button incorrectly [Has patch]
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 Reporter:  enailor  |       Owner:  r-a-y                                                       
     Type:  defect   |      Status:  assigned                                                    
 Priority:  trivial  |   Milestone:  1.3                                                         
Component:  Core     |    Keywords:  button, IE, internet explorer, css, has-patch, needs-testing
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Changes (by hnla):

  * component:  => Core


Comment:

 Using IE8 is a nice suggestion and we wish everyone would but the reality
 is that not everyone can upgrade, remember BP suggests corporate use,
 intranets? for many large orgs upgrading browsers on a network is not a
 trivial matter as they have apps written for older browsers, some orgs
 have stated that upgrading will NOT happen - Orange & MOD procurement in
 the UK.

 The approach that has been deemed 'Best Practice' for a while now and
 acknowledged by MS is to use MS Conditional Comments to filter a IE-
 fixes.css sheet to IE only, this way you do not need any other browser
 detection methods.

 In that sheet one places override rules and the use of zoom:1; is a
 standard practice to set hasLayout - validation of this sheet is a non
 issue and irrelevant.

 BP could do with adding a CC stylesheet to header.php or users could add
 through a add action wp_head in functions.php and corrections added to
 that rather than adding 'hacks' to the proper styles, 'hacks' are pretty
 much redundant and many have consequences; relying on a bug to correct an
 issue is dangerous as the bug could be corrected at a later revision.

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/1134#comment:15>
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