Useful Sites for IE Bug
"Solutions", i.e., Hacks
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discussion of CSS features and techniques, mailing lists |
It's got a broad range of info about CSS and links to IE bug workarounds |
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Box Model Hacks |
Modified in 2007. Good explanations accompany the individual hacks. Links to another page that's even older, but has some good info: http://htmlfixit.com/tutes/tutorial_Internet_Explorer_Broken_Box_Model_Hack_and_Other_Alternatives.php |
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broad range of topics |
Graphical illustrations of specific IE problems; layouts that work in different browsers. The most comprehensive site I've found so far. |
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how to isolate the problem |
A guide to the most efficient procedures |
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conditional comment, zoom fix for hasLayout |
Just another example of the useful pages you can get to from the home page, http://www.positioniseverything.net/ |
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a Microsoft guy explains "hasLayout" |
Fairly technical, but clear, explanation (2005) |
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb250496(VS.85).aspx |
CSS compatibility in IE7 |
Again, technical language, but some good graphics to explain the difference in rendering between IE6 and IE7 |
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a discussion of the hasLayout concept |
Clearly descriptive of the problem, a list of CSS properties that trigger hasLayout issues, and some hacks |
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prevention of IE bugs |
How to avoid bugs by writing CSS that subverts them |
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IE8 Release Candidate 1 |
Release notes; use of Compatibility Mode |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_layout_engines_(CSS) |
the different layout engines |
A huge amount of detail, as you might expect from Wikipedia; links to other Wikipedia pages (I especially like the page on Table-less web design) |