Are your containers not where they're supposed to be in IE6 but fine in all other browsers? You've possibly caused the double margin bug to appear.
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Musings and tips from a UI Developer
Saturday, 30 January 2010
Double margin bug in IE6
PNGs and IE6 without using JavaScript
To get IE6 to render PNGs without that white background you can use a combination of the IE propriatary CSS filter and Conditional Comments. There are lots of solutions out there that rely on Javascript to do this, but it really isn't neccessary.
Labels:
AlphaImageLoader,
conditional comments,
css hacks,
filter,
IE6,
PNG
Using CSS Hacks
The best advice I can give is DON'T. It is possible to create a front end that looks the same in IE6+, FF2+ and Chrome without resorting to CSS hacks. Rewrite your CSS if you have to.
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