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Asked: 2026-05-11T06:07:06+00:00

I just finished slicing and coding a very nice table-less css template for my

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I just finished slicing and coding a very nice table-less css template for my website, all the time I was testing with IE7 and Chrome.

Then I just had the brilliant idea of testing this template with IE6, I installed Windows XP on a Virtual PC and then I opened my website on IE6.

It looks extremely bad!

The format of my page looked like garbage, nothing displaying correctly like in IE7 and Chrome. I knew that some things were not supported by IE6, but I didn’t think that my page would render like it did.

So I would like to know if there is a place where I can see what is not supported by IE6 so I can fix my CSS or even create a new one only for IE6.

Any info will be very helpful!

Thanks!

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  1. IE6 has LOTS of CSS bugs so that will be contributing to your page rendering. The official list of what is and isn’t supported is here.

    What might also help you is positioniseverything.net, they have a comprehensive list of IE bugs and their fixes.

    If you’re still struggling to get it right post a link to your page.

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