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I’m using absolute positioning and negative margins (with top: and left:) to position logos and other such things in my website. I’m aware that IE6 has problems with negative margins and absolute positioning, how can I overcome these issues to ensure they work correctly in IE6?
When using absolute positioning in IE6, you might get some unexpected positioning unless you specifically set a width on your nearest positioned parent element (otherwise IE6 does not seem to know where your left value is supposed to be).