Hello, I’m just learning how to create a layout. The question was how to check the layout for different browsers. I found the following variants in the internet: IE Tester -I didn’t like it, it’s all buggy. multiple IE - I read about some cons about it ... Question to the people who are now engaged in layout. How do you check the layout?

  • All major browsers are installed. And in turn, I check how the page looks in all browsers. Or do you have something else? - andrew68

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Elementary: I look in all browsers)) despite the fact that Ixplorer is the 8th looking

  • I have installed 9 IE. How can I check for 7 and 8? - NewLife
  • I think 8 is enough - Yaroslav Schubert
  • In the debugger, you can choose the compatibility mode (the browser mode may still seem to be called), the debugger is called with the F12 key, although it is still the 8th install itself that will be better - Sleepless
  • Found and figured out this compatibility mode thank you very much. - NewLife

People! If you want to cross-browser your styles, and do not fool yourself in fitting for different browsers, then there is a solution!
Having written only the CSS code according to W3C standards, imagine that you can get cross-browser compatibility. To do this, learn Sass and Compass . It provides great amenities for layout and quick change of everything. And I emphasize, it is enough to write ONLY ON W3C STANDARDS. The program itself will generate cross-browser CSS. Compass styles are written for ExtJs 4 and for many other common JS frameworks.

  • Yeah, only browser developers understand this W3C for some reason in different ways. - andrew68
  • and do not encourage people to learn crutches! - andrew68
  • And what are these "crutches"? Enlighten. Suddenly I want to stop using it. - Anton Mukhin
  • And in general, how does a compass affect cross-browser compatibility, not to mention the fact that Ruby should be installed? - andrew68
  • It generates cross-browser style. - Anton Mukhin

http://browsershots.org/ - full site verification. Enter the site, wait while you prepare the screenshots and enjoy.

    Nimog not intervene. There is a problem with the correct display of typesetting by various browsers, no matter what they say. Browser style perception is really different. And I have to test the pages, just by viewing them with different browsers.

      IE tester for IE of similar miseries, for the rest - specifically I look in old versions of this or that browser. Fortunately, there are much less unforgettable "pleasant" impressions.

      Moved to google chrome extension - IE tab