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如果您要做一些奇特的小事情,您就不可能花半周的时间来寻找使其与古老(和损坏的)浏览器兼容的方法。如果您确实想考虑 IE6,那么您需要有边框图片,否则您必须接受 IE6 会将它们呈现为正方形。只要您的内容仍然可见,让旧版浏览器以不同的方式呈现内容并没有什么可耻的。最主要的是内容,不是吗?
我的部分观点是,IE 图形插件,尤其是在较旧的浏览器上(因为它们通常配备较旧的硬件)速度很慢,并且会惹恼用户,而不是让他们欣赏你的设计。
If you're gonna do small fancy things, you can't spend half a week looking for ways to make it compatible with ancient (and broken) browsers. If you actually wanna account for IE6, then you need to have pictures for borders or you have to accept that IE6 will render them square. There's no shame in having older browsers render things differently, as long as your content is still visible. The main thing is the content, isn't it?
Part of my point is that the IE graphics plugins, especially on older browsers (because they usually come with older hardware) are slow, and will annoy users more than make them admire your design.
不要使用 jQuery 插件 - 使用 CSS3Pie。
这是一个特定于 IE 的脚本,在旧版 IE (IE6 - IE8) 中实现标准 CSS
border-radius
。它不依赖于任何其他库,并且在 IE6 中运行良好。
Don't use a jQuery plugin -- use CSS3Pie.
This is an IE-specific script that implements standard CSS
border-radius
in older versions of IE (IE6 - IE8).It doesn't rely on any other libraries, and it works great in IE6.
我在我的博客上成功使用了这个插件: http://www.malsup.com/jquery /corner/
这实际上取决于页面的结构,因为这个插件为每个角创建一个图像 - 这有时会弄乱布局。
I've had success using this plugin on my blog: http://www.malsup.com/jquery/corner/
It really depends on how your page is structured, as this plugin creates an image for each corner - which can sometimes mess up the layout.
我同意这里大多数人的观点,我看到我的队友浪费了一半的冲刺时间来为 IE6 设计东西,以使网站看起来相似。一直让我着迷的解决方案是有一个优雅降级的解决方案,对于 IE6 来说更简单。但首先您应该使用分析来确定目标受众中将使用 IE6 的百分比。并根据这些数字确定您的设计的退化量。
I agree with most of the people here, I have seen my team mates wasting half of their sprints designing things for IE6 so that the site looks similar. The solution that always used to fascinate me was that have a gracefully degraded solution which is simpler for IE6. but first of all you should use your analytics to figure out what % of your target audience will use IE6. And decide the amount of degradation for your design based on those numbers.