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<p>No IE Welcome can react to a Visitor using Microsoft IE (Internet Explorer) of a specified Version. You can</p>
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<li>Slide Down a Infoscreen (changeable CSS Style) where the User is informed that he should update his browser. All Texts and update Links are defineable in admin menu. No Popup is used, so no chance fpr Popup blockers. You can define a time where the Infowindow hides again automatically.</li>
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<p>and / or</p>
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<li>You can use a different WordPress Theme for these users. It can be a Theme that is optmized for IE, or a Theme where you suggest the user to Update / Cange Browser and so on. </li>
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<p>For Users not affected by the Plugin the source code is not changed. So the Plugin is highly performant and a non IE User doesnt notice the use of the plugin at all.</p>
<p>Easy Installation and configuration.</p>
<p>Also visit the <a href="http://wordpress.losmuchachos.at/no_ie_welcome" title="Plugin Page" rel="nofollow ugc">PluginPage</a>.</p>


No IE Welcome

No IE Welcome allows you to inform Vistors of a specified IE Version to Update their Browser. Also a different Theme can be used for these Visitors.

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<p>IE6 Upgrade Option utilizes the 25K script created by Free the Foxes: http://www.freethefoxes.com/ as a WordPress plugin. This plugin previously utilized a smaller 7K script however its limits had been met in terms of language support, ease-of-use, and options for using the warning messages on browsers other than IE6 (refer to the ie6-upgrade-option.php file for instructions on multiple browser usage).</p>
<p>The warning message is displayed using a Lightbox effect that hovers over the page content. The idea is to display a warning message, simply and politely, informing the user that their browser is out of date while providing links to download newer, more optimal browser choices. Optional browser links included are: IE9, Firefox, Opera, Safari, and Chrome. While this plugin was originally intended for use with IE6 it has now been expanded, due to popular demand, to include a warning message capable of being displayed in any browser. Don’t like Firefox? Simply adjust the FTF rating and ask your users to use IE8. This is not limited to a a single browser either, feel free to use the multi-browser version to display the warning in IE6, IE7 and Chrome simultaneously as a example.</p>
<p>The web page will remain visible through the transparent Lightbox and the user is given the option of closing the window, agreeing that their experience may be severely degraded or downloading a new browser. The javascript then installs a cookie preventing the window from appearing again. The script is loaded in the site footer in two ways: selectively (as in the case of the basic setup) or permanent (if desiring to use this for browsers other than IE6).</p>
<p>To change the text to reflect the language of your choice simply open the “lang” folder and create your own .json file to replace the default message, then be sure to add your new language code to the ie6-upgrade-option.php file. Current translations include: English, French, German, Spanish, Hungarian, Swedish, Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch and Norwegian Bokmâl.</p>
<h4>Plugin URL</h4>
<p><a href="https://doc4design.com/ie6-upgrade-option/" rel="nofollow ugc">IE6 Upgrade Option</a></p>
<h4>Screenshots</h4>
<p><a href="https://doc4design.com/ie6-upgrade-option/" rel="nofollow ugc">View Screenshots</a></p>
<h3>Credits & Thanks</h3>
<h4>Recent Donations</h4>
<ul>
<li>Bill Hollings</li>
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<h4>Thanks</h4>
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<li>J.D. Grimes</li>
<li>TOnin</li>
<li>Mark Verbeeck</li>
<li>Kjetil Flekkøy</li>
<li>Raoni</li>
<li>Melvis Leon</li>
<li>Jimmy</li>
</ul>
<h4>Translations</h4>
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<li>French: TOnin</li>
<li>Dutch: Marc Verbeeck – http://www.rodenbachschool.be/</li>
<li>Norwegian Bokmâl: Kjetil Flekkøy – http://www.kjetil@dolcevita.no</li>
<li>Brazilian Portuguese: Raoni – http://www.agenciaad.com.br</li>
<li>Spanish: Melvis Leon</li>
<li>Swedish: Jimmy – http://www.angrycreative.se/</li>
</ul>


IE6 Upgrade Option

Display a warning message to users of IE6.

No IE Welcome vs IE6 Upgrade Option