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administrator replied

6 February 2013, 13:49
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

How's the PCG website looking?

Quite nice!
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mudskipper replied

6 February 2013, 13:33
How's the PCG website looking?
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Zippy replied

6 February 2013, 13:32
Now I look at it again in (in IE8 and pseudo IE9) it does look slightly broken.

The top menu bar (guides, news etc.) isn't styled correctly. The ul looks like, well, an ul.
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MarillionFan replied

6 February 2013, 13:31
Originally posted by administrator View Post

Dev had turned combining CSS off and without that there are more CSS files than IE can handle - should all be OK again now. Cheers for flagging up.

Pack to normal now. Personally I thought the new page looked better than the old one.
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NotAllThere replied

6 February 2013, 13:31
Originally posted by rd409 View Post

You guys visit parts of site other than the forum?

There are other parts?
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administrator replied

6 February 2013, 13:28
Dev had turned combining CSS off and without that there are more CSS files than IE can handle - should all be OK again now. Cheers for flagging up.
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MarillionFan replied

6 February 2013, 13:28
Happened just after NAT banned Robinho!! Cyber attack!!!
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d000hg replied

6 February 2013, 13:27
Originally posted by eek View Post

Explains everything. IE is the bane of a web developers life. I could easily knock 20k out of a particular 35k javascript file if it played nicely with anything else.

If it was IE6 or 7 it would be understandable, some glitches on IE8 the same. But totally failing on IE9 is not... it's a much better browser.
Perhaps the site doesn't realise it's a decent version of IE and is trying to fix all the problems which aren't actually there?
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rd409 replied

6 February 2013, 13:24
You guys visit parts of site other than the forum?
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eek replied

6 February 2013, 13:23
Originally posted by Zippy View Post

I only have IE Tester version of IE9 but it looks OK in that too.
XP system.

try IE7

and the contractoruk site is also
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eek replied

6 February 2013, 13:21
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Cue Nick Fitz........

the most Nick will say is that I'm exaggerating (slightly).
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Zippy replied

6 February 2013, 13:20
I only have IE Tester version of IE9 but it looks OK in that too.
XP system.
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MarillionFan replied

6 February 2013, 13:20
Originally posted by eek View Post

Explains everything. IE is the bane of a web developers life. I could easily knock 20k out of a particular 35k javascript file if it played nicely with anything else.

Cue Nick Fitz........
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eek replied

6 February 2013, 13:19
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Windows 7 / Internet Explorer 9. Just turned it on and off, cleared cache still doing it. No other site is doing it.

Have you been tinkering?

Explains everything. IE is the bane of a web developers life. I could easily knock 20k out of a particular 35k javascript file if it played nicely with anything else.
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kmge replied

6 February 2013, 13:18
IE7 XP, page all over the place
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