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How to add Conditional Comments on SharePoint 2010

By Omar L. Usually when we work on the .Net FronEnd, we just add this comment in our html. <!--[if IE 7]>         <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="sieena-ie7.css"/> <![endif]-->     This does not work in MOSS 2010.Solution.We need to implement a CSS Registration (SharePoint Control) with a conditional expression in our Master Page.This is the correct syntax. <SharePoint:CSSRegistration Name="sieena-ie7.css" ConditionalExpression=" IE 7" runat="server" /> When the page is rendered, it is going to generate the following conditional comment. <!--[if IE 7]...

How To Configure And Structure an ASP.NET Project ready for HTML5

By Guillermo Cedillo  Create new Project The master page contains concepts from boilerplate. Boilerplate is an excellent template which groups the best recommendations for webpage performance (it helps you a lot to obtain an A-grade with Yslow or Google PageSpeed). For our project I just add some features from boilerplate. I like to keep it simple but feel free to review it and implement the best concepts for your project. Those basic concepts are: •           Add styles on the top and scripts on the bottom. •           Add ie6/ie7/ie8... class in the html tag to allow ie fixes for css. •           Add metatags for compatibility and descriptions. •           Add modernizr for a...