Solving IE Issues with Financial Training Academy Website in MVC3

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Developing a website in MVC3 for a financial training academy presents challenges, particularly with styling issues in Internet Explorer (IE). While the site appears well-designed in Chrome and Firefox, the combobox styling is problematic in IE, affecting the overall user experience. The client specifically requests a language dropdown, adding to the urgency for a solution. To address cross-browser compatibility, utilizing JavaScript to implement browser-specific optimizations is recommended. This approach allows for tailored adjustments that ensure the site looks good across all major browsers, including IE.

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I am developing a website in MVC3 for a financial training academy. The problem is that my client uses IE for testing the website. There were a lot of graphical issues but i solved most of them myself. Currently i am having problem with the styling of combobox, the comboxbox looks perfect in chrome & explorer but it looks really bad in IE. When i try to adjust it for IE, it gets ruined in chrome and Firefox. Actually the client wants a language dropdown on 'financial training academy' website. Please do not scam, i need genuine answers

Can anyone tell me the solution? Please help

Thank you.
 
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A professional website should be tested on all well known web browsers. I think you can use javascript to do things differently for different browsers. So if someone is on IE, the browser will use your IE optimizations, otherwise not.
 


Yes, that is the only way left to do this.

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