I see around 1/3 visitors still using IE6 across my sites, so I still code for it.
However, I'm starting to worry less about them -- for example using PNG files which IE7 handle but IE6 struggles with without hacks
first solution that comes in mind it's to set a min height for the sidebar.
you can do this by adding the following code to #contentright or #sidebar:
another tip: install IE Developer Toolbar for future debugs.Code:height:auto !important; height:{value}px; min-height:{value}px;
I see around 1/3 visitors still using IE6 across my sites, so I still code for it.
However, I'm starting to worry less about them -- for example using PNG files which IE7 handle but IE6 struggles with without hacks
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Thanks for that, just tested it but no joy unfortunately. Tried many refreshes and it does not occur as much as it used to.
It is very necessary to code for users of IE6. From 30,000 visitors can you imagine 10,000 of them getting pee'd off with your website.
So not good for business...
Firefox rules for me! Thought i use IE7 sometimes. but never IE8 . everytime i tried using it, my system crashed.It has some serious compatibility issues i guess. Hell. How about others?
I have a copy of ie 8 on my pc and it works a treat for testing ie 7 and ie 8!
I have not had problems with it crashing my system at all.
I mainly prefer to use ff2 though.
I have a question about ie 7 and ie 8 what are the differences between css compatiblity between the two of them??
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