HTML: Do not show content in Internet Explorer
Tip by Computer Expert | 2012-01-26 at 23:52
Here's a little tip from me, how you can simply make a content invisible for the Internet Explorer using conditional comments:
<!--[if !IE]><!--> <p>This paragraph will not be displayed in any Internet Explorer.</p> <!--<![endif]-->
The paragraph from the example will not be shown in the Internet Explorer, but in any other browser like Firefox, Opera or Safari.
Of course, the content is also be readable when using the Internet Explorer and viewing the source code. The content will only be not displayed in the browser window.
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