February 3, 2009
by jonny
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So, WordPress 2.7′s out. Perfect time to update the ol’ site. “I know, while I’m at it, let’s make use of the old twin helix PNG ie6 htc fix, not used that much before. No way can it possibly be that hard.” Wrong.
Getting it working is pretty easy, but when it came to slotting it in the themes folder everything became a mystery.
I tried setting up a new parameter in wordpress to no avail, i could’ve just linked directly to it i guess, but i didn’t really wanna do that, so I went searching.
Turns out that the best way to get it to work in wordpress themes is to put it in the root of the wordpress folder, not the theme folder, along with the blank .gif file. Everything else then stays the same.
img, div, body,h1, p, a { behavior: url(/iepngfix.htc) }
Odd, but for some reason it didnt seem to like being in an inlude folder.