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1. syncbox
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Is there some inherent bug in IE browsers (eg. IE6) where using something like:

   <?php
   if (is_tree(85)) {
   include('sidebar-85.php'); }
   elseif (is_tree(87)) {
   include('sidebar-87.php'); }
   elseif (is_tree(90)) {
   include('sidebar-90.php'); }
   elseif (is_tree(94)) {
   include('sidebar-94.php'); }
   elseif (is_tree(99)) {
   include('sidebar-99.php'); }
   elseif (is_tree(102)) {
   include('sidebar-102.php'); }
   else {
   get_sidebar();
   }
   ?>

   I have is_tree() in my functions and it is working elsewhere perfectly (Firefox browsers) AND is_tree() seems to be working even in IE6 for writing styles in the header conditionally.

   So... is there an includes issue for IE6?

2. iridiax
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   I think that your relative paths may be a problem. See:

   http://codex.wordpress.org/Include_Tags

3. syncbox
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Actually, I just solved it. It's a CSS issue where the nested list (using a class named "subs") was being WRITTEN in the source, but not displaying in IE6... I put display:block into the CSS for that class and now it is displaying.

   But thanks, anyway.

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