Topic: powerful test page (Page 1 of 1)

http://cheeaun.clook.net/csstest/index.xhtml
won't work in IE. but quite well in Gecko.
Pretty good in Opera..

cheeaun

cheeaun: XHTML pages don't have to end in .xhtml - in fact IE just tries to download it. Change it to .html and then we can see how things work.

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FAQs: Emperor

Wow, doesn't work on a mac either.

Well done, you made a page that will only render on one browser/OS combo that currently shares 2% of the market...

Seems like a waste of time to me.

Saying that it works for 2% of the users might be an exagregation since it doesn't work in Moz1/winXP. It almost works, but I get two vertical scrollbars on the right hand side. Looks kinda funny I also get a horizontal scrollbar of death near the bottom... But except from that it doesn't work in most browsers it looks good.

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the extension has nothing to do with the problems..
Just that I've set the page's MIME type to be application/xhtml+xml
which IE cannot view, strangely. XHTML1.1 supposed to use this MIME type.

So, I'm hoping IE7 will support it.
For now, only Opera and Mozilla can view the page..

cheeaun

Is application/xhtml+xml a real MIME type? That is, a standard one? If so, I think it's new, and when IE 6 came out it didn't exist.