CSS Bugs on IE

[NubPro]

Make sure to open the link below in IE ONLY
http://jsfiddle.net/8m457/7/

Alright, it works on Chrome but not on IE. Why?
Can somebody tell me what I did wrongly?

ps pure css only and no JQuery.

 

[Gangnam]

Your example IS using jQuery.

 

[NubPro]

Your example IS using jQuery.

it isn't.

 

[Gangnam]

it isn't.

$('.test').click (function() {
    alert('clicked')
});

That code right there is calling the jQuery library. Also, what version of IE?

 

[NubPro]

$('.test').click (function() {
    alert('clicked')
});

That code right there is calling the jQuery library. Also, what version of IE?

IE 10

I'm trying to prove that .test can be clicked.

 

[Gangnam]

IE 10

I'm trying to prove that .test can be clicked.

Your question was really vague. Did you check the console, etc? My guess is it didn't work for you because you were trying to use the jQuery library.

Anyhow, the onclick event works perfectly fine for me in IE7 and above:

getElementById('idOfElement').onclick = function() { alert('I was clicked.') }

See demo.

 

[NubPro]

Your question was really vague. Did you check the console, etc? My guess is it didn't work for you because you were trying to use the jQuery library.

Anyhow, the onclick event works perfectly fine for me in IE7 and above:

getElementById('idOfElement').onclick = function() { alert('I was clicked.') }

See demo.

dang...I should have make it clear for you guys to understand :'( my bad.

well actually, it has nothing do with jquery nor javascript, its all about the CSS.
Basically, :active doesn't work in IE and Opera and I wonder why.

 

[Joopie]

http://jsfiddle.net/8m457/8/

I dont have IE but, I think that will fix it

 

[iceblade112]

http://jsfiddle.net/8m457/8/

I dont have IE but, I think that will fix it

But then, it doesn't work properly on Chrome!

 

[NubPro]

But then, it doesn't work properly on Chrome!

it does.

http://jsfiddle.net/8m457/8/

I dont have IE but, I think that will fix it

nope.

 

[Gangnam]

Can you elaborate on what you need to use :active for?

 

[NubPro]

well I guess active transition is not necessary. nvm guys and thanks.

 

[iceblade112]

it does.

No, it doesn't. You'll need to click the black, whereas in the first post it doesn't.