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this worked perfectly - thank you so much! (I had the same problem)

This works perfectly. Thank you again so much for your generosity with your expertise!!

Apologies. That's completely my fault because I didn't test it! 🤪
Please try the revised code above.

This is because the page is short. If you make the page longer, by adding empty lines of text or a Spacer Block below the current messages, you should not see this area. 
This is a simple code snippet to divert IE users to a warning page as soon as they arrive on the site. As it requires a second page to be loaded (the page containing the message), this will cause the two pages to load in quick succession. This may be what you refer to as 'blinking'. I can write more complex solutions but they would require a longer explanation making them unsuitable for posting on the forum.

Thank you so much! This is perfect.
So now that I made a page for the browser warning message, the page shows my header and footer (and allows for navigation on the site). If you  have time, do you know how I can exclude the header/footer from this page?
Thank you again for sharing your expertise!!

Add the new page to the NOT LINKED section below the MAIN NAVIGATION section. Pages in this section don't appear in the navigation.

Create a new page, give it the name Browser Warning (or change the URL in the code) and add your messages to this page. 
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If you create your informative page, for example a page called called Browser Warning (page with a URL of /browser-warning), you should be able to redirect customers to this page if they are using IE by adding something like this to Settings > Advanced > Code Injection > Header:
<script> if (window.location.pathname != "/browser-warning") { if (/MSIE|Trident/.test(window.navigator.userAgent)) window.location.href = '/browser-warning'; } </script> However there are free tools available that can help you to inform users of all older browsers with an announcement bar style warning. For more information, take a look at https://browser-update.org/

This is easy to do but you’ll need a Business Plan. 

Hi all! I'd really love some help with this.
How do I get an image block to be full width (I'm putting it next to a text block) so that there are zero margins and zero padding - ie, so that the image itself extends from its border with the text block to the end of the screen without any spaces on the top/bottom/either of the sides? and also so that it looks good both on desktop and mobile?
Struggling with this for days!
Thank you so much!
 
 

Hi! Did anyone get this answered? I have the same question, but for a "simple list" block. Thank you!!

that the block shadow, removed it
section[data-section-id="604cd95eccf08c42a6bdbe89"] .content-wrapper { padding: 0 !important; margin: 0 !important; } section[data-section-id="604cd95eccf08c42a6bdbe89"] .sqs-layout > .sqs-row { margin: 0; } #block-8d8109408d01a61d8da5 { padding: 0 !important; } #block-8d8109408d01a61d8da5 .image-title * { box-shadow: none !important; }