So yeah.. firefox 3 isn’t compatible with html5 tags. How would one get around this without recoding everything? You know, like IE’s conditional statement or some such.
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So yeah.. firefox 3 isn’t compatible with html5 tags. How would one get around this without recoding everything? You know, like IE’s conditional statement or some such.
The only thing you need do is add ‘display:block’ to their CSS. Otherwise, FF works just fine with HTML5.