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moet ergens een plugin zijn die dit extra plaatst.
er staat ook een canonical link, mogelijks zelfde dader :-)
bij nader inzicht: ik zie maar 1 doctype :-/
in navolging van deze info heb ik de media="all" bij de css toegevoegd, misschien helpt dat?
Citaat: 5. Unstyled version of web page appearing in IE
When your website loads up in Internet Explorer, does an unstyled version of the page appear for a second or two, before the styled version kicks in this? If so, your website may be suffering from what's known as the Flash Of Unstyled Content (or FOUC).
If you're using the @import directive (e.g. <style type="text/css">@import "styles.css";</style>) to call up your CSS file then this phenomenon may be happening on your website in IE. It's weird, there's no logical explanation for it, but this problem obviously needs to be fixed.
The simple solution to this illogical problem is an equally illogical solution - insert either a link or a script element into the header:
<script type="text/javascript" src="scripts.js"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="styles.css" type="text/css" media="print" />
It doesn't matter which one you insert (or even if you insert both). If you provide a print stylesheet, using the link element to reference it (as indicated in the example above), then you'll never see the FOUC phenomenon.
Hoe kan ik nu testen of sommige mensen nog een blanco CSS zien?
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