it’s the following css code which doesnt validate the filter property:
.fbx-ie7.fbx-green, .fbx-ie7.fbx-green .fbx-caption, .fbx-ie8.fbx-green,
.fbx-ie8.fbx-green .fbx-caption, .fbx-ie8.fbx-green.fbx-phone .fbx-social {
background: 0 0;
-ms-filter: ‘progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient(startColorstr=#26ffffff,endColorstr=#26ffffff)’;
filter: progid: DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient(startColorstr=#B2000000, endColorstr=#B2000000);
zoom: 1
}
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i’m using the noie7 version, so this piece of code wouldnt be necessary, am i right?
hi,
The CSS that causes it to not validate is needed for the plugin to work in IE7.
We have included an option under advanced tab to drop IE7 support, which includes a different CSS files which will then validate. Please update to 1.1.9
hi bradvin,
thanks for your update. as a feedback: nothing changed 🙁
when i activate “Drop IE7 support” under advanced >
5 errors with foobox.noie7.min.css (Unexpected CSS token)
in standard mode:
1 error with foobox.free.min.css (Unexpected CSS token)
furthermore i would need a working version with the
paid foobox pro plugin, which i’m using in most of my websites.
thanks for looking into it…
Hi Martin,
Which browser dev tools are you seeing these errors in? The CSS you specified above is vendor specific but perfectly valid CSS which provides the opaque background for the modal in IE8 and 9 and so shouldn’t be removed. The noie7 file simply removes the one time CSS expressions used for IE7 icon font support which most page-speed analyzes raise as critical errors.
Thanks
@jansesberger please let us know
hmm, seems like this only happens with safari on macos and probably also on windows.
after chatting to @steveush, if we remove the CSS that is still causing the validation errors, then we need to drop support for IE8 too. We have plans to do this in a future release.
well, this would be great!
i don’t think that it is really necessary to keep up with ie8 and below. for my own websites i even ignore ie 9-10 / nowadays most of the people have either win7 or newer which means that the also have at least ie9 but normally ie11 because of the updates which are rolled out by m$..
so, i would appreciate it a lot if you’d go this step forward.
