internet-explorer-6

Is there any elegant way of applying a certain style to all <input type="text"> elements under IE6? I can do it with some JavaScript, but I was wondering if there was a more elegant way of doing it. Note - I cannot apply a certain class to all textboxes by hand. And I'd like to avoid CSS expressions . AFAIK, IE6 does not support attribute selectors , so I think the answer is no. You'd have to use one of the following: Add a common class attribute to all <input type="text"/> elements. Use JavaScript, as you suggested. Both of which you want to avoid. Too bad. If you happen to be using jQuery,

We are currently developing an application that will have to run on older corporate PCs that still have IE6 installed. I have been looking around a bit, but I cannot find a clear answer for the following: is there a link where different bootstrap versions are paired to the corresponding supported browser versions? For example: Bootstrap 1.1 supports IE 6 and up, Chrome, FF, ... Bootstrap 2.1 supports IE 7 and up, Chrome, FF, ... Here is the link to the official docs for Bootstrap versions: http://bootstrapdocs.com/ Looking at Browser support for Bootstrap 1.1.0 it says Internet Explorer 7+.

I read that some versions of IE6 have known issues with gzip compression, but I have found little explanation as to what these issues are. What are the known issues with gzip compression and IE6? Grant Wagner The problem is described in this answer . If you are using Apache there is information at the Ultimate IE6 > Cheatsheet: How To Fix 25+ Internet Explorer 6 Bugs on how to work around it: Some versions of IE6 prior to the XP SP2 update may have trouble with files that have been served using GZip compression. Fortunately, Seb Duggan found a IE6 GZip bug solution using ISAPI_Rewrite for

firebug is quite useful tool that I can't think myself living without it. I also downloaded the js file that helps you get similar functionality when using IE6 hoping it would help me resolve some issues, however, the messages I receive are not quite friendly such as: "Expected ':' (default2.aspx,16)" - on line 16 there is nothing that can possibly expect a ":" or "Object doesn't support this property or method (default2.aspx,198)" on line 198 nothing interesting that can require any support for anything. my site looks like a different web site in IE6.. most of the css doesnt work, some of the

I have a web application, which in the course of a normal interaction, hangs IE. By "IE being hung", I mean that IE doesn't respond anymore and using 100% of the CPU. The only to get out of this state is to kill the IE process. About the app: It loads only one page in the browser, communicates with a server with Ajax queries, and updates the DOM. I can reproduce this with both IE6 and IE7, but not Firefox or Safari. I am wondering if anyone has seen this already, and if there are a few known cases that can get IE into this hung / using 100% of the CPU state. Use WinDbg, http://www.microsoft

Is there a one fix solution for all IE6 problems? One HTC/jQuery file that fixes IE6 problems like PNG, background position, hover, (even) rounded corners... I'm just too tired to look for all fixes, test them and put them in separately. Yousf Don't listen to people who say to you stop supporting IE6. I prefer not to enable all features for IE6, as it will requires infinite time. Just make sure that your website degrades gracefully . If your website doesn't work at all in IE6, you will lose several internet users . Specially for websites targeting Aunt Marge . The script which vise proposed is