It works just fine for me in IE 9, both with and without Compatibility View.
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Site Admin
12:58 pm, May 12 2011
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Site Admin
1:26 pm, May 12 2011
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Myself as well.
Member
1:24 pm, May 13 2011
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This is a bit late, but it's working for me now. ;P
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12:45 am, May 15 2011
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12:45 am, May 15 2011
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Strange, I just reinstalled IE9 but still have the same problem. The exact version is 9.0.8112.16421.
Any ideas why I can't see the colors?
Any ideas why I can't see the colors?
Site Admin
2:07 pm, May 15 2011
Posts: 162
Unless you're stripping CSS tables from pages, it should be displaying properly.
Member
1:12 am, May 17 2011
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1:12 am, May 17 2011
Posts: 4
Had some time today and played a bit with CSS and IE9.
I checked the notation "background-color:#DeepSkyBlue" on w3c.org and it looks like this isn't valid CSS. If you remove the # it works fine but for w3c it's only valid if you use an hex value.
But it's still strange that only I have that problem.
I checked the notation "background-color:#DeepSkyBlue" on w3c.org and it looks like this isn't valid CSS. If you remove the # it works fine but for w3c it's only valid if you use an hex value.
But it's still strange that only I have that problem.
Site Admin
7:21 pm, May 17 2011
Posts: 80
Try going into your release filter settings, and changing the highlight color to something else, and then back to blue. I'm getting the feeling that the site used to use the color names, and has since switched to hex codes, since I can't seem to get my highlights to use the names. Let me know if this doesn't fix it.
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11:55 pm, May 17 2011
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11:55 pm, May 17 2011
Posts: 4
That did it. Thanks for your help!
