Universal Internet Explorer 6 CSS
Personally I believe IE6 should have been dead already, but if you insist on serving for it, here is a good solution.
How do you answer the Internet Explorer 6 question?
- Design for better browsers, then design alternative solutions to handle IE6 bugs?
- Write a remedial IE6 stylesheet to address layout issues?
- Use JavaScript to bootstrap CSS support in IE6?
- Make your site look exactly the same in IE6 as in any other browser?
- Develop to better browsers and spend no development time or testing for IE6?
- Block IE6 users from seeing your site's styles?
All of these different methods for dealing with IE6 demonstrate that there's no one single answer that works for everyone. This isn't a binary issue. There is no Boolean answer. Instead, there's a sliding scale of support:
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