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The markup is valid, I've been trying for a couple of hours by now, but I still fall in compatibility mode, on both IE8 and IE9..any hint would be great..

here's the link to the page

P.S. I've already tried adding 

<meta http-equiv=“X-UA-Compatible” content=“IE=8” />

etc etc

Devon_C_Miller
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Daniele
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  • After some other testing, I discovered that there was a CSS property that was triggering the compatibility view. exactly max-width. @Vàclav: thanks for the support man :) – Daniele Jun 27 '12 at 07:57

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After some other testing, I discovered that there was a CSS property that was triggering the compatibility view. exactly max-width.

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Daniele
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My IE9 is in IE9 Standards mode. Check you have turned Compatibility View off. When you click on it manually, IE remembers that even after restart.

You have to declare content="IE=9" in order to force IE9 Standards mode.

Václav Dajbych
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