Pure CSS3 slider Internet Explorer compatibility?

Discussion in 'CSS' started by gyahoo, Nov 27, 2013.

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    Hello there,

    I am creating a slider in pure css3, however its not working in Internet Explorer.

    Anyone can tell how can I add its Internet explorer compatibility code (-ms- dont works.) or any any way to show anything else if someone opens through internet explorer?

    I'll appreciate your help on that.
     
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    xXxpert Well-Known Member

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    at first for sliders you should use jQuery orJavaScritp, there are many tags and css3 properties which internet explorere older versions cant handle. its only tha javascript which works fine everywhere.
     
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    Well, I am not good at JavaScript..
    Then can you please lead me to any good free javascript slider, however I need very basic and simple.. I googled, but found bit advanced..
     
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    Are you using CSS3 animations? If so, what VERSION of IE are you having problems with. Anything IE9/earlier doesn't support animation or key-frame, so you're pretty much shit outta luck there. IE10/newer you should be fine.

    Though if we could see your code and what you are doing, it would be possible to dial it in better.

    As to:
    OH HELL NO! As always we have people pointing at the fat bloated idiotic steaming pile of manure for something that IF you were to provide scripting assistance, should be a simple matter of dom walking, class swapping, and in general LESS scripting without the stupid library than you'd have with it!

    Adding some scripting could at least set you up for graceful degradation so the images till switch in legacy browsers without the animation, but really the animation itself is in this day and age CSS3's job... and VERY soon (once we stop caring about IE9/earlier) we won't need scripting at all.
     
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    Yeah, me too.. I don't want to touch JavaScript..

    I am using Css3.. However it wont works with IE 7.. I know it works in IE10, but the problem is that in my University they have freaky IE7..

    I just want to show anything else instead of a slider if someone opens it in IE 7 - May be just an image instead of slider if someone opens in IE7..
     
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    Anything you do CSS3 isn't gonna fly in anything prior to IE9... Scripting assist is probably your best bet, since you could make it gracefully degrade. If you're willing to share what you're working on code-wise, I could probably spare some time over the next couple days to toss together a quick generic rewrite.
     
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