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Asked: 2026-05-29T05:33:54+00:00

I am building my first complicated website. Everything I code looks good in Google

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I am building my first complicated website. Everything I code looks good in Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox but I always have trouble with my CSS in Internet Explorer. I know Internet Explorer is known for this, but I am getting very disgruntled and I want to give up. Should I not worry about Internet Explorer for the moment, and just make a separate stylesheet later? What is the best practice?

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  1. Editorial Team

    you should try to support as many browsers as possible, it will be a time saver if you can do this with only 1 stylesheet. Most times if a site is broken in ie ( except for ie6 ) it’s going to minor things, but if it drastically different then I would look at your overall css and html. Chrome and Firefox are forgiving and are much easier to develop for, but they also help you out.

    I never do special stylesheets for site unless it’s ie6 and even now I no longer support ie6, depending on your clients needs you should be able to forget about that.

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