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OK probly well known by now. But if you’re site is ‘broken’ in IE8, you could try the following which tells IE8 to work liek IE7.
<meta http-equiv=”X-UA-Compatible” content=”IE=7″ />
It belongs in the document’s HEAD. More importantly it needs to be preferably at the top of the HEAD section before any css, linked files etc.
The rule of thumb is, that the IE 8 meta tag needs to be placed above any linked files.
For a very long time I have always been annoyed by Firefox…
Have you ever witnessed the ‘horizontal jump’ cause by your content being taller then the browser size? And the effect is when you go between pages that are bigger and within you experiance a jump.
For ages I thought it was some problem with my own CSS, but today I discovered it’s because of the vertical scrollbar in Firefox. The above affect doesnt happen in IE as it always shows the scrollbar.
The CSS to make Firefox always show the vertical scrollbar is as follow:
html { overflow: -moz-scrollbars-vertical; }
html { overflow-x: auto; }