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23 replies · Started by Mr McMarry on July 14, 2018
What exactly is it supposed to do?
i want that night mode to be disappear in internet explorer with adding a class through javascript.
And night mode will disappear by adding the borderless_size to the #borderless_size element?
If that's the case, your code should work. I'm afraid I would need more information on how things are being implemented to help.
Night Mode I am Using: link
then I checked that is it working in all browsers so it is working in all browsers except Internet Explorer so I thought why don't we just use some code to detect that if the user is from any internet explorer version (IE1 till IE11 which I said Globally) the night mode disappear's because it's not working in IE?
so then I search and found this article : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3670138/how-to-detect-ie7-with-javascript-or-jquery-and-add-a-class-to-div
I applied it but in my IE which is IE 11, it's still showing.
CSS/jQuery I already provided.
Where are you getting the borderless_size class and ID from?
Have you tried contacting the developer to see why it's not working on IE?
borderless_size class and id is from Child Theme Style.css
Development is Ended
I'm afraid I don't really have a solution for this. You may need to find an alternative plugin that's better supported/is compatible with IE.
Sorry I can't be more helpful!
Np Tom :) you guys have done a lot for me.
Thank You for replying tom and david
Glad we could help! :)