Ultimate IE6 Cheatsheet: How To Fix 25+ Internet Explorer 6 Bugs

The hatred of the users for the Internet Explorer browser has reached such a height that now a Voodoo Doll has been made to help show one’s anger for this browser out on this doll.

jQuery doesn't store information about event listeners and data values with the element itself. This information is instead stored in a global, internal jQuery cache object. Every time you add an event listener or data value to a jQuery object, ...

If I ruled the world, IE would not be used by people. Since that is not the case, we need to put these rules to memory.

Virtualization

Microsoft provides virtual machines for different Internet Explorer versions.

The images are available for various virtualization solutions, includi...

You know Firebug as a Firefox extension but there is also a "Lite" version which runs purely off JavaScript.

Though all major browsers offer inspection tools you may like the Firebug style. Also, for me this is a lot better than the IE8 develop...

Pie sometimes does not properly redraw elements upon changes. This often happens when the change comes from somewhere further up the DOM.

Consider something like:

<ul>
  <li class="active"><div class="content">Act...

When Rack::Bug has been added to your project and your Apache2/Passenger only replies with an Error 500 (Internal Server Error) you won't get any love from both application and Apache logs.

You can start a script/server and try connecting t...

This collection of Sass mixins enables cross-browser styling (including IE with CSS3PIE) with less lines of code.

This enables PIE for IE up to version 8 only (the first part is not possible in Haml,...

When you print (or print preview) and elements are cut off (e.g. after 1st page, or "randomly") you should check your CSS rules for these:

• Is there an element with "display: inline-block" that surrounds your content? Make sure it has "`displa...

You most likely have a form element inside another form element. Don't do that. Ever.

Firefox and Chrome will discard the first form nested inside another form (but for some reason keep others). Internet Explorer will possibly act like no...