IE7 CSS Support and Float Clearing
Posted: March 24th, 2006 | Author: Michael R. Murphy | Filed under: Design, XHTML/CSS | No Comments »
I’ve heard that the beta of Internet Explorer 7 has finally been released,so now is the time for developers to step up testing of their work to make sure everything is copacetic.
The good news is that IE will now support transparent PNGs. The bad news (among other things) is that it now parses the comment filter /**/ that is commonly used to hide styles from its older siblings.
I’ve also heard that IE7 isn’t supporting the :after pseudo-element which developers commonly use to clear floats,although that didn’t immediately jump out at me on developer’s checklist provided by Microsoft. Take a look and see what you need to get your sites ready for IE7.
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