I've been lucky to develop websites for the past 3 years for companies that don't need to support IE 6 in any way.
I've just accepted a development job with a company that works exclusively with IE 6 customers in the financial field. These people may be hemmed in by corporate IT departments or haven't upgraded, or whatever the reason is, we have to support IE 6 (and JUST IE 6).
I have no background in supporting this browser and I used to happily skip over SO questions that dealt with IE lte
selectors and all of that. But now that it's going to pay the bills, I want to know as mch as I can about the CSS selectors that work/don't work, how JS may be quirky, and anything else that may help me catch up in the new job.
Is there a good respository of the "quirks" that make up the lovable IE 6 experience, or is it spread piecemeal across the 'tubes?
Is there a good respository of the "quirks" that make up the lovable IE 6 experience
quirksmode.org is an excellent resource for browser compatibility questions. It has great, nicely designed compatibility tables that give you almost everything you need to know. Be sure to take a look.
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