Can someone please look at this site in IE6 and please tell me what is going on?
The two div's above and below the menu bar are "spreading out" and not sure why, I've tried a seperate CSS stylesheet for IE6 and modifying the padding/margins but to no avail.
The site looks awesome in all the other browsers (including IE 7 and 8) but not bleeping IE6!
Thanks for you help!
Jump to Post— ltp_lonestar 0If you want my opinion, and take it for what it's worth to you. I wouldn't bother stressing about IE6. Have you looked at your stats on referrers and who is using what? I've done some research recently and less than 10% of people using the internet still use IE6. …
If you want my opinion, and take it for what it's worth to you. I wouldn't bother stressing about IE6. Have you looked at your stats on referrers and who is using what? I've done some research recently and less than 10% of people using the internet still use IE6. They are generally older less tech savvy as well. Not understanding the importance of updating. IE6 is horrible for standards support, and everyone knows this. I stopped designing with IE6 in mind about 6 months ago :)
Can someone please look at this site in IE6 and please tell me what is going on?
The two div's above and below the menu bar are "spreading out" and not sure why, I've tried a seperate CSS stylesheet for IE6 and modifying the padding/margins but to no avail.
The site looks awesome in all the other browsers (including IE 7 and 8) but not bleeping IE6!
Thanks for you help!
I like your website. Go to this link it will help you with browser issues that your experience. This might be the problem http://www.dynamicdrive.com/forums/showthread.php?t=46095
I think your problem was 'display' property of two divs.
Give them 'display: inline-block;' and their width to 100% and then try again.
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