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Fixing Your Website Designs For Internet Explorer 7

Posted by TimSlavin at February 4, 2006

"It's the day we've all been waiting for! After five years without changes to the rendering engine that defines (and limits) what the Web can do, Microsoft has released IE7 Beta 2 Preview for download by developers everywhere.

If you have anything to do with the design and layout of a web site, you need to download this and get started on correcting any obvious compatibility issues.

Why the hurry, you ask? Well sure, there's the fact that every Windows XP user in the world will be offered this browser as a free upgrade when it's ready later this year. But more importantly in my mind is the fact that we have been clamouring for a less buggy, more standards-compliant browser from Microsoft for years. Now that Microsoft has finally responded, it's up to us to show them they were right to do so."

From SitePoint. This is the first practical discussion about how the new Microsoft Explorer web browser will impact your site designs (and mine). Includes code examples and links to more information.

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