Following a tutorial on HTML5/CSS3, I meticulously followed each step to create a basic website. While the demo of the site worked perfectly in Internet Explorer 8 during the tutorial, my own version did not display correctly when viewed in IE8.
I discovered that this issue was due to the fact that older versions of IE do not support some HTML5 elements, so I added a script called HTML5shiv.js to rectify the problem.
Despite adding the script, IE8 continued to block some Active Content for security reasons, prompting me to manually allow it every time. This was never an issue with the demo version of the website.
To fix this, I allowed the ActiveX controls in IE8 and everything started working properly.
Now, my concern is how to ensure that users who have disabled ActiveX Controls in IE6, 7, or 8 can still view my website correctly without losing its design structure. What steps can be taken to address this?