davidmerrifield
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Is there an IE 10 Compatibility View workaround or fix?Right. Here’s the solution:
The following tag was added:
<meta http-equiv=”X-UA-Compatible” content=”IE=10,IE=9,IE=8″ />
It has to be the very first meta tag in the head (but can be after the title tag). This essentially tells each browser to render with that version’s layout engine, not the IE7 (quirks mode) engine.
Hope this helps. It seems to do the trick.
David
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Is there an IE 10 Compatibility View workaround or fix?Hi
Thanks for your note. My site was cured with a bit of code, I think. I was not responsible for it (I am also not as technical as I ought to be), but I shared the issue with a WP-savvy colleague, and he sorted it. I will contact hime and see if I can add another post here for you and the world at large top benefit from…
DavidForum: Plugins
In reply to: [EasyRotator for WordPress - Slider Plugin] Problems with IE 10?Has anyone come up with a workaround that will enable a WordPress site to work alright with IE 10 when Compatibility View is turned on in the browser? My site at http://www.computerworld.co.uk renders fine in every other browser I’ve tested, and fine in IE when Compatibility View is switched off, but a number of people viewing the site seem to have an Enterprise Edition of IE 10 and I suspect Compatibility View is switched on by default? A fix woudl be handy! Thanks.