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Tag Archives: ie6
Running IE6, IE7, IE8, FF 2, FF 3, Chrome, Opera & Safari
I stumbled upon this marvelous creation, allowing you to run both Internet Explorer 6 (IE6), Internet Explorer 7 (IE7), Internet Explorer 8 (IE8), Mozilla Firefox 2 (FF2), Mozilla Firefox 3 (FF3), Google’s Chrome (1), Opera & Apple’s Safari on one computer. It … Continue reading
Setting Maximum Width For Image In IE6, IE7 & Firefox
It seems simple, by using the “max-width” propery through CSS, however; IE6 doesn’t support it. Here’s a simple “hack” to get it working, by using expressions (in javascript-like syntax) in CSS, that IE6 does support. .my_img { max-width: 500px; /* … Continue reading
Get Upgraded, Or Get Lost (For IE6 Support)
As a developer, it’s one of the most frustrating things to realise certain standards exist, but they’re not adopted properly. I’m talking explicitly about IE6. If standards were followed, we’d only need 1 CSS stylesheet, and every webpage out there … Continue reading