Make Website Display the same in Explorer & Firefox

[kuroi]

Or there is a mod that in the downloads section that does this for you ... assuming that your template is building the document header in the normal way.

[Website Rob]

kuroi, the Mod you mention is a bit outdated, is it not?

Version: v1
Last Updated: Feb 25 2007

Also, Alan made mention of his updates on Nov. 05, 2007 and there is the fact that this file can/will change, from version to version of Zen Cart.

includes/templates/templates_default/common/html_header.php

This has already happened in 1.3.8a


I think NHRADeuce is on to something, just manually adding the code as one goes along. As it only has to be done once each version it seems like a simple thing to do.


While we're on the Subject though, can someone explain what the the 'lte' or 'lt' means in: if lte IE 6

[kuroi]

Depends which version of Zen Cart the poster is using , but yes you're right, though it won't be for very long .

The lt or lte mean "less than" and "less than or equal" respectively.

[Website Rob]

you're right, though it won't be for very long

Is that a teaser?

[NHRADeuce]

Or there is a mod that in the downloads section that does this for you ... assuming that your template is building the document header in the normal way.

LOL. I searched and searched for this last night and couldn't find it! I kept looking for CSS and I must have gone right over this contribution so I just wrote one myself. Our code is very similar, but I like yours better.

kuroi, the Mod you mention is a bit outdated, is it not?

Version: v1
Last Updated: Feb 25 2007

Also, Alan made mention of his updates on Nov. 05, 2007 and there is the fact that this file can/will change, from version to version of Zen Cart.

includes/templates/templates_default/common/html_header.php

This has already happened in 1.3.8a


I think NHRADeuce is on to something, just manually adding the code as one goes along. As it only has to be done once each version it seems like a simple thing to do.


While we're on the Subject though, can someone explain what the the 'lte' or 'lt' means in: if lte IE 6

Actually, the mods are almost exactly the same. I just separated the code out for people who have a modded html_header.php. The same can be done for this contribution. Here is that code -

/**
 * load all template-specific stylesheets, named like "ie_*.css", alphabetically
 * for stylesheets targeted at all versions of IE
 */
  $directory_array = $template->get_template_part($template->get_template_dir('.css',DIR_WS_TEMPLATE, $current_page_base,'css'), '/^ie_/', '.css');
  while(list ($key, $value) = each($directory_array)) {
    echo '<!--[if IE]>' . "\n";
      echo '<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="' . $template->get_template_dir('.css',DIR_WS_TEMPLATE, $current_page_base,'css') . '/' . $value . '" />' . "\n";
      echo '<![endif]-->' . "\n";
  }
/**
 * load all template-specific stylesheets, named like "ie7*.css", alphabetically
 * for stylesheets targeted at specific versions of IE
 */
  $directory_array = $template->get_template_part($template->get_template_dir('.css',DIR_WS_TEMPLATE, $current_page_base,'css'), '/^ie[5-9]_/', '.css');
  while(list ($key, $value) = each($directory_array)) {
    $ver = substr ($value, 2, 1);
    echo '<!--[if IE ' . $ver . ']>' . "\n";
        echo '<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="' . $template->get_template_dir('.css',DIR_WS_TEMPLATE, $current_page_base,'css') . '/' . $value . '" />' . "\n";
        echo '<![endif]-->' . "\n";
  }