javascript - How to dynamically hide a div in IE10+? -


i have button position: absolute displayed centered between 2 sections in latest chrome , firefox. however, in internet explorer 11 button moved left of page , displays half, destroys layout.

you can find js bin here.

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css/less: 

.button {    z-index: 150;    position: absolute;    margin: 110px 0 0 -125px;    height: 54px;    width: 250px;    letter-spacing: 3px;    text-transform: uppercase; }

in order hide button in internet explorer, used following conditional comment:

<!--[if ie]>         <style>#slogan .button {display: none;}</style> <![endif]-->

unfortunately, works in older versions of ie. conditional comments have been depreciated ie 10 upwards.

is there work around?

it's best fix styles work in browsers. tim medora , others have pointed out ie10+ more standards compliant these days.

html:

<!-- section 1 --> <div id="section1" class="container-fluid text-center">    <div class="container">   ... moved form here ...   </div>    <!--    - move form ".container" "#section1".    - add .learn-more-container class form.   -->   <form class="learn-more-container" action="">       <button type="submit" class="btn btn-primary hidden-xs learn-more-btn">button</button>     </form> </div><!-- /. section 1 -->

css:

then update #section1 css this:

#section1 .learn-more-container {     z-index: 150;       position: absolute;     bottom: 0;     width: 100%;     margin-bottom: -25px; }  #section1 .learn-more-btn {     height: 54px;     width: 250px;     letter-spacing: 3px;     text-transform: uppercase; }

that fix button work in browsers - in fact these changes work on ie8+.

here's updated jsbin showing changes: http://jsbin.com/todufuma/7/edit


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