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I am new to CSS and have coded my first site with CSS. I will admit to not fully understanding CSS yet but would like to learn. I have heard about special XHTML & CSS coding being needed for older IE browsers but really don’t know what CSS code is causing the trouble.
The website is here. The problem is with the top and bottom navigation menus on all pages except Blog and Moodle (I haven’t updated those yet). Can someone help me with what needs to be isolated for IE?
Thanks so much!
You need to do three things.
use a strict doctype at the top of your page. at the moment you have transitional. a strict doctype ensures that IE conforms to CSS standards the best it can.
Add the following bit of CSS for your top navigation list items
#topnavcontainer ul li { display:inline; }Add the following bit of CSS for your bottom navigation list items
#bottomnavcontainer ul li { display:inline; }