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IE Alignment issue

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Hey guys

 

I am almost finished building a web page for a

new product.

 

However, there is a 1px discrepancy in MSIE6.

 

There are 2 arrows at the bottom of the page which

are not in line.

 

This is the site:

 

Visit My Website

 

I would really appreciate if anyone knows a fix for that.

 

Many thanks

if ($.browser.msie && $.browser.version == 6.0) {

alert("Upgrade your browser, you big dummy!);

}

if ($.browser.msie && $.browser.version == 6.0) {

alert("Upgrade your browser, you big dummy!);

}

Tempting! :lol:

IE6 is out of date, but 90% of people who haven't updated already won't update because you told them to, instead they'll just leave. :p

What I would do, maybe, is create a script saying to move the px +/-1 if it's in IE6.

IE6 is out of date, you no longer need to support it, because it shouldn't be supported.

 

If you were doing work for your own site, fair enough, do what you want. If you bring that attitude to a client's site, you're screwing them over. As a designer, it's not your place to impose your browser preferences on others.

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Yeah it is for a clients and it has to too good in IE6 too.

 

Yeah i will use the conditional comment, cheers guys!

if ($.browser.msie && $.browser.version == 6.0) {

alert("Upgrade your browser, you big dummy!);

}

Ah, finally! Somebody's got it right :rolleyes: I don't really think it's necessary to support IE6 anymore anyways. If it's that important just go with the conditional statements and you'll be fine!

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