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I'm using the ::before and ::after psuedo-elements to create a little triangle, like shown here However, my site is RTL, and for some reason, IE9 & IE8 switch the direction of the border attributes of these pseudo-elements, so instead of getting a nice effect like this:
I get a not-so-nice effect like this:
Is this a known problem? What can I do other that serve a special stylesheet to the those browsers?
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Abinadi Ayerdis
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I was not aware of that problem, but I think the answer definitely lies with IE conditional tags. It can be a different stylesheet, or you can have it embedded in the page itself.
