im almost done with my website but...

i never bothered to look at it in ie6
does anyone still use that browser?
i think as long as the site is usable and doesn't look too awful, i'm not going to sweat it.

I dunno , put it up!!


hey, ya wanna cruise by the station this Friday? Me, PVK, and Jaes are gonna be there

I dunno , put it up!!

well i am having domain name probs, so i'm just testing it off disk, but it will be up very soon

hey, ya wanna cruise by the station this Friday? Me, PVK, and Jaes are gonna be there

cool. and then next friday i have off. should i bring the cdj?

nice one!!!

Jaes is bringin by the cd-j this time so no worries


Next friday the 15th im not sure whats going on, but I think it would be goood times so yes yes, maybe we could do some 30/30 set before the guest


Feb. 29th were gonna be having THE TECH ITCH inside so you might want to check that out ?

I would. It's still got about a 50% market share. If you've built your website properly (ie no tables for layout, CSS for presentation, HTML for content) be prepared for a lot of problems though. It's a web designer's worst nightmare and the sooner it fucks off the better. Microsoft are rolling out IE7 updates in the next service pack upgrade, but there will still be an odd few IE6 users by the end of the year...

If it's more of a personal site, I wouldn't worry about it as much. You could always state "Best viewed in IE7 + Firefox" or something similar.

"Microsoft are rolling out IE7 updates in the next service pack upgrade..."

IE8 is supposed be released this year too.

I would. It's still got about a 50% market share. If you've built your website properly (ie no tables for layout, CSS for presentation, HTML for content) be prepared for a lot of problems though. It's a web designer's worst nightmare and the sooner it fucks off the better. Microsoft are rolling out IE7 updates in the next service pack upgrade, but there will still be an odd few IE6 users by the end of the year...

the major alignment problems and padding i was able to fix. the fact it doesn't display semi-transparent pngs i cannot, so i'm just going to use solid rects for ie.

browser inconsistency gives me total fits.

i would. it's still got about a 50% market share. if you've built your website properly (ie no tables for layout, css for presentation, html for content) be prepared for a lot of problems though. it's a web designer's worst nightmare and the sooner it fucks off the better. microsoft are rolling out ie7 updates in the next service pack upgrade, but there will still be an odd few ie6 users by the end of the year...

the major alignment problems and padding i was able to fix. the fact it doesn't display semi-transparent pngs i cannot, so i'm just going to use solid rects for ie.

there are quite a few png workarounds for ie, thy use javascript, which isn't ideal, but it works like a charm:

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bobosola/ - for images on the page (ie img tags)

http://blog.bjorkoy.com/2006/12/12/flawl...rt-in-ie6/ - for css background images

thanks!