How can I get tired of solving these endless rebuses of the layout for the dumbest browser of all times Internet Exlorera! Tell me, please, who knows why IE has a reference sections section on the top of the page , there’s background-color with a certain color in the styles, and a transparent background on the page, and if you remove the gradients, everything’s fine and with them such a story, why? The most stupid thing is that on other pages with a similar layout everything is fine! ..

  • tried in IE (true 10), works the same as in other browsers. - KoVadim
  • Of course it is unlikely, but try using not background-color, but just background. - Gena Tsarinnyy

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Try the following for the donkey ( CSS line 1326 ):

filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient(startColorstr='#F5EBFA', endColorstr='#D3B8E0');
  • The fact is that I don’t need this gradient, okay, even if the specified background displays the background, because on other pages with an absolutely similar layout everything is fine, but what about that ?! - Aviko
  • Great solution, thanks! Moreover, I had several problems at once, I thought that there were no universal solutions for the explorer on gradients, but it turned out to be there! - Aviko
  • Denis, how to contact you personally, there is an offer. - Aviko
  • One important addition. For this property to work on the 8th, you need to duplicate the same line and put it at the beginning -ms-filter:, and after the colon, put everything in quotes. The universal solution will look like this: -ms-filter: "progid: DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Gradient (startColorstr = '# F5EBFA', endColorstr = '# D3B8E0')"; filter: progid: DXImageTransform. Microsoft. gradient (startColorstr = '# F5EBFA', endColorstr = '# D3B8E0'); At what, all this should be at the very beginning of the properties due to the characteristics of the 8th. Found on the Internet xiper.net/manuals/css-extensions/internet-explorer/filters/… - Aviko
  • What is the proposal? - Deonis

Already the third time I answer similar questions with one small script:

 if (stristr($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 'MSIE') ){ //Шлем ишака на скачивание нормального браузера header("Location: http://www.google.com/intl/ru/chrome/browser/"); }
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    and I like your answer! - Artem
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    I do not think it is so radical, and only on chrome ... To begin with, this is not a solution to the problem described in the question. This is a workaround, maybe not the worst. However, consider the many places in which paranoid admin-idiots: IE was not replaced, but it was forbidden to install anything. Such people will not be allowed to enter the site. Rather, it is worth redirecting to a page that is laid out with a minimum of styles and scripts. And the offer to download to display next to the picture as it would be better if the user puts the browser without depriving him of the opportunity to get info. You will say thank you. - knes
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    Well, hmm. This can be done on a personal hamster, but if you send a potential buyer to a good browser, your management will not be delighted. - VladD 2:01 pm
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    I can not pass by and join the comment. Only here, @knes, I think, nevertheless, that it doesn’t even pull on the “not the worst” option. Option disgusting, because deprives the user of the right to choose. And sometimes, as you have rightly noticed about admins, it dooms him to hopelessness. - Deonis
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    uchi-way, how cute - ass once again kicked. Only there is no practical value in the answer at all - DreamChild

There may be a z-Index guilty. Ishak is very lacking. Sometimes a blunt DIV shift below in HTML can solve the half-hour headache problem with CSS / jQuery.

    http://www.colorzilla.com/gradient-editor/

    Here you can make a cross-browser gradient, everything is described in detail as, it works even in IE7