internet-explorer-6

I usually use IE conditionals and have a stylesheet for each. This for me is a much neater way to do this. However due to a certain constraints, I have to hack ie6 and 7 in the same stylesheet. I know it won't validate, but how do you isolate ie6 and ie7 with hacks in the same stylesheet? Comprehensive List of Browser-Specific CSS Hacks Source: http://paulirish.com/2009/browser-specific-css-hacks/ /***** Selector Hacks ******/ /* IE6 and below */ * html #uno { color: red } /* IE7 */ *:first-child+html #dos { color: red } /* IE7, FF, Saf, Opera */ html>body #tres { color: red } /* IE8, FF, Saf,

Does IE6 support css-sprites? Yes IE 6 supports sprites but doesn't support 24 bit PNG transparency. I use this css hack for giving IE < 7 a gif file and everything else a 24 bit png with transparency. background-image:url(/images/sprites/icons-sprite.png); _background-image:url(/images/sprites/icons-sprite.gif); /* IE<7 gets the crappy icons */ You can also use Glue http://gluecss.com/ It's an open-source command line tool to generate sprites. CSS sprites is a general solution using backround-position, which is avaible even in IE5. A good tutorial about them is located here: http://www

I have web application and I do not really care about IE6 users. However I would like to have some kind of feature that would inform users that they are using IE6 and that their browser is not supported. I was thinking about two possible solutions: pop-out window (probably Javascript) with text informing the user on every page he visits some special page with information, that user would be redirected to whenever he tries to access my application Both solutions will be sufficient, however I would prefer the second one. Probably some magic javascript needs to be involved, can anyone could

I have a textbox on my web page that is used to specify a date, so I'd like to use the jQuery DatePicker . However, most of my users are locked into using IE6 and the performance of the jQuery DatePicker is a little sluggish in this browser. Can anyone recommend an alternate JavaScript date picker, or any means of improving the display performance of the jQuery DatePicker? I also ran into this problem. Here are a couple of things that can help performance in IE6: Turn on background image caching. This will load images before the datepicker is shown: try { document.execCommand(

I'm loading in content using an iframe via a menu with jquery which is updating the 'src' attribute of the iframe to then load in the desired page. Each of the pages have their own javascript includes and heavy content. The code is as follows:- $(document).ready(function() { loadPage('main.php'); }); function loadPage(url) { $('#applicationFrame').attr('src', url); } And the iframe on the index page looks as follows:- <iframe id="applicationFrame" application="yes" trusted="yes" frameborder="0" /> (Side note: I realise that the iframe here is taking nonstandard attributes, but this is an

Can someone please tell me how to disable Internet Explorer Script Error - says: An Error has occurred in the script on this page ... Error: Unspecified error ... Please don't Say to Go to Tools -> I.Options -> Advanced ...turning off debugging etc etc.. I have tried all that and this popup dialog still comes up. Some forums suggested turning off a service called: Machine Debug Manager (MDM), the problem is that I can't find this service running on my windows version. Why? System Windows XP Professional Version 2002 Service Pack 3 There's gotta be some way to completely turn off this dialog so

I've seen a few fixes for allowing PNG images to have transparency in Internet Explorer 6, but I've yet to find one that also allows you to set the background position in CSS. If you use sprites, it's a deal-breaker. I've resorted to using GIF's (which are not as high quality), not using transparent images at all, or serving a completely different stylesheet to IE6. Is there a fix for IE6 that allows for PNG transparencies AND background positioning? Yes. Convert your images to use indexed pallets (png256). You can support transparency (just like gif), but not an alpha channel. You can do this