Found a solution!
"compatibility mode" is an IE browser feature. It effectively mean "pretend to be IE7". Themler does not support IE7. IE will go into compatibility mode automatically if it detects that you are using an intranet.
But I had to disable this for the whole site, without having to teach each user about it. Luckily, there is a meta tag for it!
Add the following tag into the head section of each template page will disable compatibility mode.
<meta http-equiv content>
for exampe:
Go to:
www -> WebsiteFolder -> templates -> TheTemplateYouAreUsing -> templates -> page.php
<head>
</head> <meta http-equiv content>
<title>My Web Page</title>
Found a solution!
"compatibility mode" is an IE browser feature. It effectively mean "pretend to be IE7". Themler does not support IE7. IE will go into compatibility mode automatically if it detects that you are using an intranet.
But I had to disable this for the whole site, without having to teach each user about it. Luckily, there is a meta tag for it!
Add the following tag into the head section of each template page will disable compatibility mode.
<meta http-equiv content>
for exampe:
Go to:
www -> WebsiteFolder -> templates -> TheTemplateYouAreUsing -> templates -> page.php
<head>
</head> <meta http-equiv content>
<title>My Web Page</title>
