c#asp.netgoogle-chromeinternet-explorermozilla
My web page is fuzzy in Chrome and mozilla but not in Explorer
I have got a big problem...
I would like to host my c#.NET page somewhere and I found www.somee.com/default.aspx but I have got some issues.
I cant see correctly my web page in Chrome and Mozilla, but yes in Explorer. The web page is hosted here: http://pintxopote.somee.com/
The code of github: https://github.com/aaltzi/Pintxopote
I really apreciate if someone could help me. Thanks.
Solution
After checking the styling your application is using, I found this statement in your business-casual.css file:
filter: blur(10px);
Commented it, and it ran fine on chrome. Internet Explorer simply wasn't recognising this CSS statement, that explains why the website's running fine there.
So, you just need to remove (or simply comment) that line from the .css file. That'll work.
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