In Fire Fox I can use (min-width:940px
but IE seems to ignore this including IE 8.
I found the following code which appears to work, at first.
(width:expression(document.body.clientWidth < 940? "940px": "auto" )
The problem I have found with this is if the visitor was to shorten the web browser window and then maximize it again my website disappears and i'm left with a black, blank screen. Although if you were to reload the web page it reappears. But the problem remains.
So is there an alternate way for css to get the min-width code working for IE 7 upwards. Alternatively is there a code in PHP which can detect the clients browser being maximized and refresh the page automatically. I don't want to use JS as it can be turned of PHP can't.
Thanks for any help.
but IE seems to ignore this including IE 8.I found the following code which appears to work, at first.
(width:expression(document.body.clientWidth < 940? "940px": "auto" )
The problem I have found with this is if the visitor was to shorten the web browser window and then maximize it again my website disappears and i'm left with a black, blank screen. Although if you were to reload the web page it reappears. But the problem remains.
So is there an alternate way for css to get the min-width code working for IE 7 upwards. Alternatively is there a code in PHP which can detect the clients browser being maximized and refresh the page automatically. I don't want to use JS as it can be turned of PHP can't.
Thanks for any help.