Stripping down for IE6

Aug 13th

Posted by Gavin Williams in Best Practices

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This is a big subject for me as it’s very annoying, IE6 is a pain in the arse, and it always has been, my previous posts will tell you how much I hate the browser.
Recently I have been working on CSS/JS based graphs. The designs for these graphs are amazing, but I shuddered at the [...]

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JS – Adapting to the situation (smart coding) with Portlet’s

Aug 3rd

Posted by Gavin Williams in Best Practices

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Preface
For the past few months I’ve been workin with a content management portal to deliver my XHTML/JS/CSS I can’t stress how big a pain in the arse this is, as with any CMS there are limitations in the way that it works and problems when you try to use it for more than what it’s [...]

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Dealing with IE6

May 17th

Posted by Gavin Williams in Best Practices

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Just like pretty much every single web developer out there, I hate IE, regardless of it’s version. IE7 made great leaps and bounds over IE6 but it was still stupidly buggy. How do you get around the annoyances of IE?
The guys over at ie6update.com have a great solution by emulating Internet Explorers information bar and [...]

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