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Questionhow about a OS that installs and work according to the machine configuration Pin
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QuestionAnybody know how to upload video using ASP.NET? Pin
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QuestionASP.NET + OPEN DATABASE (HSQL) Pin
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QuestionDoes the CssClass property in Web Server Controls work with AJAX ? Pin
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QuestionIE VS Mozila Pin
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Guffa15-Dec-06 17:41
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When a page looks different in IE6 and Mozilla, it's almost always Mozilla that renders the page correctly.

The reason that it looks as you intended in IE6 (but not correct), is that it uses bugs in the IE6 browser. When viewed in a standards compliant browser it's rendered correctly, but not as you intended, as that browser is lacking the bugs that you rely on.

I advice you to view the site in a reasonably standards compliant browser while you develop it, like Mozilla, Firefox, Netscape, Opera or IE7. It's much easier to tweak a standards compliant page to also work in IE6 than to build it for IE6 and then try to make it work for all other browsers also.

You can look at Position Is Everything[^] for lists of rendering bugs for different browsers. The IE6 list currently has 18 bugs, while the Opera and Gecco lists mostly consists of bugs in earlier versions, fixed long ago.

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It's amazing to see how much work some people will go through just to avoid a little bit of work.

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QuestionHow to debug a COM from an ASP.NET client? Pin
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QuestionASP.NET and Excel Pin
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QuestionEvents with Master Pages Pin
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QuestionAdding TextBox Programmatically Pin
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