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QuoteI'm currently drafting my squeeze page (it's not published yet) -
I noticed that the bullet points from my testimonials appear on the left side of my picture (when I open it with IE v11 or Edge).
I don't have that problem if I use Chrome -
Any come across this?? Any guidance?
Thanks,
Anthony
6:27 pm
June 9, 2011
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Hi Anthony,
Steve here. I can't say for sure why this is occurring, but I'm happy to take a look.
Can you send me a link to your squeeze page? I'll test it out for you and see what might be going on with it, or how to adjust it.
Thanks!
My squeeze page isn't published yet -
But I have attached screenshots.
With IE, the bullets are on the left of the picture, with Chrome it's on the right side
7:00 pm
June 9, 2011
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Hi Anthony,
Steve here. Thanks for the screenshot. I see what you mean.
It's interesting that Internet Explorer is the browser that comes pre-installed onto Windows machines, yet it's the only one that doesn't adhere to W3 standards.
I can totally see how this would drive you crazy. It's unfortunately just another example of IE's shortcomings (one of many).
I'll try to find a work-around for it, but don't let it keep you from moving along.
9:43 pm
June 7, 2011
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Hey Anthony,
That's definitely an odd one, and in all these years of offering the theme, this has never come up. I have my developer, Scott James, working on it and I'll let you know if there is a workaround. Because it appears to be browser related, there may not be.
One possible solution is to just remove the bullets. I don't use them in my version of the theme, for example.
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4:11 am
June 7, 2011
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Sounds good. Thanks for letting me know about the issue.
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