Comments on: Internet Explorer and Fluency Admin http://deanjrobinson.com/plugin/internet-explorer-and-fluency-admin/ pipe delimited life Thu, 28 Aug 2008 18:10:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Erick Souza http://deanjrobinson.com/plugin/internet-explorer-and-fluency-admin/#comment-29853 Erick Souza Tue, 03 Jun 2008 19:45:30 +0000 http://deanjrobinson.com/?p=151#comment-29853 How do I use the Fluency in IE7? Thanks How do I use the Fluency in IE7?

Thanks

]]> By: SSG http://deanjrobinson.com/plugin/internet-explorer-and-fluency-admin/#comment-27331 SSG Mon, 31 Mar 2008 01:09:05 +0000 http://deanjrobinson.com/?p=151#comment-27331 People still use IE 6? Scary. BTW, I love Fluency. Thank you! I've been putting off upgrading (ok, I still am) my WP due to my intense dislike of the new admin interface. You made it much more useful and friendlier for big monitors, too. :) Looking forward to the new version! People still use IE 6? Scary.

BTW, I love Fluency. Thank you! I’ve been putting off upgrading (ok, I still am) my WP due to my intense dislike of the new admin interface. You made it much more useful and friendlier for big monitors, too. :)

Looking forward to the new version!

]]> By: Mead http://deanjrobinson.com/plugin/internet-explorer-and-fluency-admin/#comment-27292 Mead Sun, 30 Mar 2008 15:10:55 +0000 http://deanjrobinson.com/?p=151#comment-27292 *Adding an obligatory "why do people use IE anymore" nagging* :P *Adding an obligatory “why do people use IE anymore” nagging*

:P

]]> By: Alex Leonard http://deanjrobinson.com/plugin/internet-explorer-and-fluency-admin/#comment-27062 Alex Leonard Wed, 26 Mar 2008 10:00:29 +0000 http://deanjrobinson.com/?p=151#comment-27062 Oops, sent that reply before I saw your reply :) I've been pretty happy with Conditional Comments. They're solid in IE, and it saves an awful lot of hassle with user agent checking scripts, which need to be kept up to date and awful lot. You could probably use a conditional comment to add something to the head of the admin screen if "ltIE7" saying that the user is using an outdated browser and that they should upgrade to IE7. From the sounds of things your admin panel should work solidly in IE8, seeing as they've passed the Acid2 test now. Looks like IE is finally getting its act together, and in the not too distant future we won't have the pain of having to sort out support for the antiquated IE6. Oops, sent that reply before I saw your reply :)

I’ve been pretty happy with Conditional Comments. They’re solid in IE, and it saves an awful lot of hassle with user agent checking scripts, which need to be kept up to date and awful lot.

You could probably use a conditional comment to add something to the head of the admin screen if “ltIE7” saying that the user is using an outdated browser and that they should upgrade to IE7.

From the sounds of things your admin panel should work solidly in IE8, seeing as they’ve passed the Acid2 test now. Looks like IE is finally getting its act together, and in the not too distant future we won’t have the pain of having to sort out support for the antiquated IE6.

]]> By: Alex Leonard http://deanjrobinson.com/plugin/internet-explorer-and-fluency-admin/#comment-27061 Alex Leonard Wed, 26 Mar 2008 09:56:27 +0000 http://deanjrobinson.com/?p=151#comment-27061 <a href="http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms537512.aspx" rel="nofollow">Full conditional comment instructions here</a> Full conditional comment instructions here

]]> By: dean.j.robinson http://deanjrobinson.com/plugin/internet-explorer-and-fluency-admin/#comment-27060 dean.j.robinson Wed, 26 Mar 2008 09:53:17 +0000 http://deanjrobinson.com/?p=151#comment-27060 Thats one option, I was thinking more about checking the user agent, but both would probably have the same results anyway. And yes, in theory, I won't need the @import since I won't need it to "disable" IE anymore. Thats one option, I was thinking more about checking the user agent, but both would probably have the same results anyway. And yes, in theory, I won’t need the @import since I won’t need it to “disable” IE anymore.

]]> By: Alex Leonard http://deanjrobinson.com/plugin/internet-explorer-and-fluency-admin/#comment-27059 Alex Leonard Wed, 26 Mar 2008 09:37:14 +0000 http://deanjrobinson.com/?p=151#comment-27059 Should be simple enough - just echo conditional comment around line 12 of your plugin file. This will probably mean you won't need to use an @import rule in wp-admin.css either. Should be simple enough - just echo conditional comment around line 12 of your plugin file. This will probably mean you won’t need to use an @import rule in wp-admin.css either.

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