IE 7.0 is coming and they’ve fixed a lot of the crap that plagues my day when doing CSS, although with experience you go around most of them pretty easily, there are still some that have you hitting you’re head on the walls. A few “favorites” that are supposed to be fixed:
- Enable :hover on all elements not just on
- Min/max width/height support
- Selectors: first-child, adjacent, attribute, child
- Addressed many relative positioning issues
- % calculations for height/width for abs positioned elements
- 1 px dotted borders no longer render as dashed (why the fuck that wasn’t the case before, I’ll never understand)
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And how about PNG-24 support!!
And since they fixed bugs, floating block elements must be cleared now. Our beloved .clearfix methond isn’t working in IE7 unless you add this:
.clearfix { display: inline-block; }Not valid though. Kudos to Steph for this!
Woo! What will web designers complain about now though?
Browsers on mobile devices ;)