Using the IE8 X-UA Compatibility Meta Tag Properly
Martin Ivanov: "Internet Explorer 8 is out, with a couple of rendering modes, that will take time to handle. As you know, IE8 renders pages in standards compliance mode by default, and the X-UA compatibility tag has been a good idea of Microsoft, as it gives a chance to developers who have not optimized their websites for IE8 to put things to work with less effort.
Did you try it already? If it is something new to you, it works like that:
1. Add the following meta-tag in the head section of your webpage above any linked files (i.e, above … and tags)
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Martin Ivanov: "Internet Explorer 8 is out, with a couple of rendering modes, that will take time to handle. As you know, IE8 renders pages in standards compliance mode by default, and the X-UA compatibility tag has been a good idea of Microsoft, as it gives a chance to developers who have not optimized their websites for IE8 to put things to work with less effort.
Did you try it already? If it is something new to you, it works like that:
1. Add the following meta-tag in the head section of your webpage above any linked files (i.e, above … and tags)
"
