Closed lgm243 closed 11 years ago
@lgm243 Thanks for opening the issue. Any .unit
element within a .grid
container should be floated left by default (see code here), but other than that, you might need to make sure you’re specifying width classes for each .unit
element too?
Can you show me a code example (or even better, the URL where you’re using it) to illustrate the problem?
I’ve just looked at that site in IE9 and IE10, and structurally it looks identical to how the floats work in Chrome. Can you maybe send me a screenshot showing what you expect to see, compared with the problem you are actually seeing?
thanks for your reply i 'm going to remake the website with the grid original because i had transform this grid if in class .grid .unit i put padding -> {float: left;width: 100%;padding: 5px 10px;} float doesn't work i must take back padding
If adding padding is affecting the width and causing the floats to no longer sit beside each other, then you might be using a different box model? I’m going to close this issue for now, but if you can show me screenshots of expected behaviour compared with the actual incorrect behaviour you’re seeing in IE9 and IE10, then I’ll do my best to help you further :smile: Best of luck!
i'm french sorry for my english I use your css grid responsive i have a bug with ie 9 and 10 but not ie 8.
the element with class grid unid have no float left automatically How adjust this bug ?
Thanks