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<blockquote data-quote="DrQuincy" data-source="post: 396400" data-attributes="member: 22571">As long as there is Windows they'll be IE - we just have to accept that. Even though Firefox is gaining popularity it will never wipe IE out.&nbsp; You can never forget about IE no matter how much you don't like it.I hate it too though and have been cursing it ever since I started doing pure CSS layouts.&nbsp; Overall, IE 6 is still the most widely used browser.&nbsp; IE 7 is not nearly as bad.&nbsp; I've found a valid XHTML / pure CSS layout will display fine on IE 7, Opera, Safari, Firefox and Konqueror 99% of the time.&nbsp; IE 6 and earlier seems to hate CSS layouts.&nbsp; Once you learn the fundamental points at which IE 6 gets it wrong you can get it to display right without using hack (I refuse to use hacks).Have you got any problem in particular with your site?&nbsp; Does your code validate?&nbsp; A lot of them are easily fixed.&nbsp; I find the biggest problem is you get extra padding in IE 6 on floated divs.&nbsp; It's easily fixed though - let me know what problems your having and maybe I can help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DrQuincy, post: 396400, member: 22571"] As long as there is Windows they'll be IE - we just have to accept that. Even though Firefox is gaining popularity it will never wipe IE out. You can never [B]forget[/B] about IE no matter how much you don't like it. I hate it too though and have been cursing it ever since I started doing pure CSS layouts. Overall, IE 6 is still the most widely used browser. IE 7 is not nearly as bad. I've found a valid XHTML / pure CSS layout will display fine on IE 7, Opera, Safari, Firefox and Konqueror 99% of the time. IE 6 and earlier seems to hate CSS layouts. Once you learn the fundamental points at which IE 6 gets it wrong you can get it to display right without using hack (I refuse to use hacks). Have you got any problem in particular with your site? Does your code validate? A lot of them are easily fixed. I find the biggest problem is you get extra padding in IE 6 on floated divs. It's easily fixed though - let me know what problems your having and maybe I can help. [/QUOTE]

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