Fixes for IE (Diacritics problem, calendar problem) #12
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Today I accidentally was trying Internet Explorer (11) and I realized Czech diacritics is broken, and what more, the calendar (i.e. Berlin site) looks very bad. Solution: fixing CSS (hacks for IE, I tried to use lang(cs-CZ) CSS selector, so we can specify the hacks only for affected sites), possibility to use Image instead of calendar, if IE 10+ is used.
Calendar on IE 11
(Prague page on IE 11, notice the ž, ě, Ř below)
New switch in Calendar section in Customizer. If this is selected + image is present, IE 10+ will show the image instead, if not, we write a message to use Google Chrome.
example use of static image
if no static image