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After you insert the created jQuery image slider to your webpage, the slider works perfectly in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Mozilla, Opera and on mobile devices. However, it doesn't render properly in Internet Explorer. This is because your webpage enters into the Internet Explorer Quirks Mode.

The reason why your browser triggers Quirks Mode varies, but in most cases, this is based on the presence of a Document Type Declaration (often called as DOCTYPE) in your webpage. To get your jQuery image slider render properly in Internet Explorer, you just need to add a DOCTYPE at the beginning of your webpage source code as below:

Note: You can add different DOCTYPE to your webpage to trigger different render mode in different browsers. For more details, you can refer to Quirks Mode

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