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]]> by: Jordan http://team.bkwld.com/2008/03/06/ie-8-ie-7-and-ie-6-testing-notes/#comment-2046 Sat, 08 Mar 2008 07:40:04 +0000 http://team.bkwld.com/2008/03/06/ie-8-ie-7-and-ie-6-testing-notes/#comment-2046 Mark, Thanks for this info! Why do you have IE 6 & Seven share the same Stylesheets? Is one CSS file mostly for font rendering for IE6 & IE 7 and then one CSS file for positioning/layout for IE6 alone? I usually keep mine separate for IE6 & IE 7 since you can get control of elements much more easily (p:first-child) than you can with IE6. But I do end up duplicating a lot as well. More and more I'm kinda just not worrying as much about IE6 and letting the little things slide (as long as it works) in an effort to keep my code clean and lean. :) Mark,

Thanks for this info!

Why do you have IE 6 & Seven share the same Stylesheets?

Is one CSS file mostly for font rendering for IE6 & IE 7 and then one CSS file for positioning/layout for IE6 alone?

I usually keep mine separate for IE6 & IE 7 since you can get control of elements much more easily (p:first-child) than you can with IE6. But I do end up duplicating a lot as well.

More and more I’m kinda just not worrying as much about IE6 and letting the little things slide (as long as it works) in an effort to keep my code clean and lean. :)

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