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Problem with IE10
I've just create a new site for our company: http://mobilereality.pl/ and I'm so close to finish it but now I'm facing up to some problems with this site in IE 10 on Win7. I don't know why but on IE10 site have not bigger part of text. I can say that IE is displaying absolutely nothing apart from some pictures and sections. Furthermore, this is website with two languages and when I was making this I was using AngularJS. Scope contains data and you can change this with clicking on lang button. I'm going to say that all text on this website is part of scope in AngularJS and when we run this site on IE10 we can not see a text on website but in the Contact Section on bottom of website we can, which is making me more confounded. If someone know how to solve this problem I will be grateful. Really I need help with this. I was looking for similar problem but I didn't find something helpfull. There is picture : website on IE10
You meed to add
<!DocType html>
Above your page start, which will select document mode correctly on IE.
Also you could make your IE browser to render IE9 mode by adding meta tag
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=9" />
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I have a static web site with 100+ pages. It needs to be mobile responsive. I plan to outsource this work, as I have only basic HTML skills. If the freelance programmer writes the code for one page, can I implement the code myself for the other pages? All the pages have the same width and use a common template.
Please also inform the key questions I have to ask the programmer to decide to award the project.
Thanks in advance for your help.
You can reuse his code if you know how to do it properly. Probably that job requres knowledge of professional so if you are newbie in html site with 100+ pages would be very wrong step for you.
And only, if changes/differences to those pages are really small and minimalistic.
Also, keep in mind that something can look good to you, but a professional will se if that code is optimised for many browsers, Google search, PC and mobile version, and so on.
You could reuse it if u know the changes he made.
Otherwise, to make it mobile responsive to some extent, you could add this meta tag on the head section on each page.
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
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Would really appreciate if anyone could take a look at my site and let me know why the elements on my landing page don't show up in Internet Explorer.
Everything works fine in Firefox, Safari and Chrome at least, but nothing appears at all in IE. I think the elements are there they are just invisible as if the mouse hovers over where the button or input box should be, the cursor changes.
I've tried cancelling out various parts of the HTML and CSS to see if anything triggers it to come back in, but to no avail so I'm truly stumped.
Really appreciate any help.
http://fitmumscoaching.co.uk/landing
Cheers,
Pinchy
It works in IE 7, IE 8 but not in IE 9.
In style.css line number 925 instead of opacity: 0 make it 1. It will be displayed in IE9 also.
Or you can simply remove opacity from below.
#banner, #banner2 .inner {opacity:1;}
As far as I can see:
It works in IE 11 and IE 10.
I think you should make your site IE 9 and less compatible.
Some elements from HTML5 may not be used in these versions though.
Please use this in your head section:
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" />
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so I am working on this site (my rep isn't good enough to provide the home link) atm but I have a problem with product listing pages and the tips and tricks page, whereby what seems to be happening is a complete failing on the part of jMenu and jFlipBook respectively.
Since I did not write the original site nor have I used these plugins before I'm not sure why they're not working properly. You'll notice on the tips and tricks section if you inspect element and set the nav items to include the class jMenu (which jMenu should do automatically) the page becomes about 90% fixed (save for the submenus still being out of action). After digging around in the source for a while I've come to a dead end, so if anyone can shed any light on the matter it would be really helpful! Cheers in advance!
If you look at the javascript console you will see errors pointing to your document ready code blocks.
You are using:
$('document').ready(function(){
when it should be:
$(document).ready(function(){
I would imagine that this is breaking your code.
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I have already build my website which works fine in laptop or in PC , but when I type URL in mobile i am not getting the reduced size website . I have to do scrolling view all the part of the screen..
I want my website to be in reduced size when opens in mobile or i pads, tablets etc.
I have only 1 day remaining to submit my program .Please help me in finding the solutions.
Paste this in the <head> of your website. This will scale the website to your phone size. It also works for tablets.
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1">
The design of web site that will adapt to different screen sizes is called as Responsive Design
There are many mechanisms are available to do this.
Response JS - http://responsejs.com/
BootStrap - http://getbootstrap.com/
Phone Gap (For Mobiles ) - http://phonegap.com
I will not encourage you to do patch work for this requirement as this will re occure. Design code in Responsive way.
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form is not working, I used HTML5 & bootstrap 3.0?
here i add the link of the site please checkout.
I cant figure-out it.
http://www.deliveryguys.in/html/index.html
It's usually best to post snippits of code that you think are malfunctioning but in this case I think you should invest in a spellchecker.
I went to
http://www.deliveryguys.in/html/index.html
And it seems to work fine.
Notice it's HTML instead of HMTL
Edit: OK now I see the real problem with your code
The form is underneath other HTML elements. You need to give your stylings z-indexes in order to control what is on top of what. I gave the form a z-index of 1000 and it worked fine. I suggest editing your css classes to include z-indexes to give you finer control than that.
Please note that your form action has been mapped to "#"
Kindly point the form action to the appropriate server page & it will start working.
Regards
SRIRAM NATARAJAN
(Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India)
(www.thesriram.co.in)