Austin Web Designer

So I was working on a website that dealt with a lot of CSS. As we know CSS  is not well implemented on Internet Explorer. So I had to make a new style-sheet that was specifically for IE,  to be precise IE7. So I was using this

<!–[if IE 7]>
<link href=”xxxie7.css” rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” />
<![endif]–>

I tried it on IE 7 multiple times, using various programs and it would never be picked up.
However when I deleted the comment code and erased my regular CSS
it would show up. I though there was something wrong in my coding, checked for errors and none.
So after a few days of desperation, and looking up online. I found
somewhere I forgot the source its been a while, that the statement should go AFTER your regular
css link. Like this

<link href=”xxx.css” rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” />

<!–[if IE 7]>
<link href=”xxxie7.css” rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” />
<![endif]–>

Little things like that can keep some sites from being launched in time. Hope this information helps someone.

Welcome to my blog, I am hector a web designer in austin texas, I just started to put all my knowledge to use to help people around the area with their website related needs. Currently I feel capable of making website, maintaining websites and re-designing websites. I also feel comfortable promoting websites to get a high ranking on search engines,  I am getting really good results with this website right now. I am currently redesigning and redeveloping a site for a local architect.  Once I am finish with it I will post some really nice tricks, I found out about IE that will help people deal with it better.  We’ll I am off to christmas related stuff. Have a nice day.