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Fixes for responsive Internet Explorer
From the course: Making Your Site Retina-Ready
Fixes for responsive Internet Explorer
- When you add SVG as an image to your pages, especially your HTML, obviously, you're gonna have an issue, if it's responsive, in IE simply because, as we discovered in the past, it will not scale properly. I actually have a page open here that has an example of it and you can see right here, this image, this is-- Well first of all it's missing a font, okay, and that's just one of the things you have to look out for, cropping, et cetera. But if you notice this is actually responsive, it does not have width and height in the code, but in IE, a lot of versions of IE, what happens is it does not go all the way to the edge, it doesn't fit within its container. It has a certain width and height and that's pretty much it. Now if I go in and scale this you'll see it will scale, there you go, but it's not scaling so that the-- You can see right there, it's almost like the view box is staying the same, or at least the height is. But it's not working properly. So we can put a quick fix in to…
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Understanding SVG5m 12s
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Making an SVG file using Illustrator8m 50s
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Optimizing SVG4m 8s
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Adding an SVG file (.svg) to your page3m 52s
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Fixes for responsive Internet Explorer5m 20s
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Adding SVG inline9m 1s
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Fixes for inline-responsive Internet Explorer5m 44s
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Adding SVG as inline URI (and why)6m 20s
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Adding an SVG fallback for older browsers12m 44s
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