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Cross browser compatibility issues (formerly IE 11 display issues) #19
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Any screenshots? I imagine there's probably some CSS grid issues but I'm curious what else is going on. |
Totes McGotes CSS grid |
Some background here for whoever wants to address this. The screenshots in question are broken due to IE11's implementation of CSS grid. Check caniuse.com shows that it should at least be partially supported with an |
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There are two major tools for cross-browser testing. However, there their trial versions are short and there may need to be a paid version that can be used across the organization.
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Progress: Contacted ITA regarding browser usage |
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Check the following emails to see where Simone sent the message from and add a checkmark to the one she used
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#1898Overview
We need to have our website be consistent on all browsers including government issued browsers so that our stakeholders can see our site.
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Original issue text
Some ahem government entities ahem are forced to use IE in their offices. It was brought to my attention that the page does not fail gracefully in IE 11. We should look into whether or not there is a simple fix.
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