HTML5 goodness is all around us now, with its semantic nature in elements such as <article> and <section>. But when it comes to using HTML5 in websites for the U.S. federal government, there are some major obstacles in the way.
“Why HTML5 Isn’t Ready for Government Prime Time” continues…
How’s this for stupid IE7 tricks?
I have a <legend> inside a <fieldset> inside a <div> that is made a modal via jQuery. Said <legend> disappears when it is italic AND the modal is set to non resizable. If either of those conditions is false, the <legend> displays fine.
And this is only happening in IE7 (as opposed to Firefox, Chrome, etc. I’m not testing in other versions of IE).
Aargh!