Blog post not displaying correctly in Internet Explorer

Has anyone noticed that once they installed vbseo that blog posts viewed in Internet Explorer doesn't display the title of the post above the text?

Hello,

what is an example URL where that happens? Does it work correctly in other browsers?

It works fine in Mozilla Firefox. It seems to have the problem on all sites for me when using Internet Explorer. It's strange I'm refreshing the page and sometimes the blog post title is there and sometimes it's not.

I have sent you a PM with the link of the problem on my site.

The blog on this site isn't displaying correctly either. The title shows, but that other part I point to is some sort of error. My site has the missing blog post title as well as that same error I pointed to. See image.

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Originally Posted by ibodybuild

The blog on this site isn't displaying correctly either. The title shows, but that other part I point to is some sort of error. My site has the missing blog post title as well as that same error I pointed to. See image.

2. Most probably because IE (I tried in IE8) is rendering that page in (IE7) compatibility mode.
Manually changing the document mode to "IE 8 Standards" correct that layout issue.

The page's not valid xHTML too. But malformed html is supposed to trigger Quirks Mode in IE, not Compatibility Mode.
So I have no idea why that's happening.


1. I was able to reproduce the missing title issue at vbseo.com too. (partly?).

- Refresh the blog post page; and *immediately* minimize the window.
- After the page finishes loading; bring the window back up.
- [Blog post title is missing]

- Minimize and then maximize again. OR, Scroll the page a little.
- [Blog post title becomes visible]

Please try to modify "vbseo_blog_bmarksection" template:
find:

HTML Code:

style="border-top: 1px #CCCCCC solid;

replace with:

HTML Code:

style="border-top: 1px #CCCCCC solid;float:right;

Originally Posted by Shadab

But malformed html is supposed to trigger Quirks Mode in IE, not Compatibility Mode.

that's not necessarily true...

just the doctype (or lack there of as first element) will trigger quirks vs standards mode. The rest of the document can be completely invalid.

Originally Posted by Oleg Ignatiuk

Please try to modify "vbseo_blog_bmarksection" template:
find:

HTML Code:

style="border-top: 1px #CCCCCC solid;

replace with:

HTML Code:

style="border-top: 1px #CCCCCC solid;float:right;

Did you guys try this fix? I'd like to know if it fixes the issue so that it can be included in the next vBSEO update. Thanks!