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For some reason, the following EXPANDABLE DIV won’t work with IE 6,7 or 8. All it shows is static “CLICK HERE TO FIND A T-ZONE LOCATION IN YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD” text that shows it’s clickable, but won’t expand or show the CSS styling. I’m assuming it’s a compatibility issue with IE?
The code can be found here:
http://t-zonevibration.com/expandable_store_locator/
What’s causing the conflict? Every other browser displays it correctly.
I suspect it’s because you are using an
<h9 />element. I think they only go up to 6 and older IEs only recognise specific elements, ones it believes to be real. This is why there is an issue with the new HTML5 elements like<header />.I’m pretty sure this will be the issue, try changing the element to a
<div />