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Nacho Nachev
Hello,
AFIAK ASP.NET (1.1) uses a technology called 'Adpative Rendering' to output
HTML that is compliant with the client browser or at least stick to HTML 4
specification or IE.
This seems to be quite a problem for me. I have HTML output for Mozilla that
has missing style attribute in list boxes and buttons and my layout seems
crappy. If I save the HTML that comes for IE and open the file with Mozilla
everything seems correct.
So it's seems that If I disable the Adaptive Rendering feature and make it
render as compliant with IE it will work fine for my page. How can I do
this?
Still I don't consider this way to be correct. Can I workaround this
completely if I use CSS class?
Thanks for your time,
Nacho
AFIAK ASP.NET (1.1) uses a technology called 'Adpative Rendering' to output
HTML that is compliant with the client browser or at least stick to HTML 4
specification or IE.
This seems to be quite a problem for me. I have HTML output for Mozilla that
has missing style attribute in list boxes and buttons and my layout seems
crappy. If I save the HTML that comes for IE and open the file with Mozilla
everything seems correct.
So it's seems that If I disable the Adaptive Rendering feature and make it
render as compliant with IE it will work fine for my page. How can I do
this?
Still I don't consider this way to be correct. Can I workaround this
completely if I use CSS class?
Thanks for your time,
Nacho