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IE8 problems using HTML5 and CSS3

Maija
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Hi,

 

I wonder if you can help?

 

I have just built a website in HTML5 but I am having problem with IE8 - it's not possible to scroll down the page. Problematic.

 

The website can be viewed at www.parsonagehotel.co.uk/spa

 

Any tips or solutions you can give me would be most welcome.

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Maija

IE's choking on your head section.

 

The best way to write HTML5 is to use XHTML syntax, so self-close elements even when it's optional (like your <link> elements in the <head>). That should stop older browsers getting confused, and is still perfectly legitimate syntax in HTML5.

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