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Why does IE require so much special treatment when handling Javascript? And are there any tricks, resources, and/or systems you have picked up for making your js IE-compatible, besides Firebug lite?
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This is kind of a two-part question.
Why does IE require so much special treatment when handling Javascript? And are there any tricks, resources, and/or systems you have picked up for making your js IE-compatible, besides Firebug lite?
Using standardised libraries like J-query so you don’t have to jump through all the hoops yourself works on the javascript side!
Also Yahoo User Interface (YUI) is good for making websites look extremely similar over different browsers. Their Grids library works really well.