quantass

Im trying to get IE to display the following correctly. Firefox, of course, displays things fine. Is there a way to get IE to display subset class selectors correctly or is it a lost cause?

<style>
.a{padding-left:10px;}
.b{padding-left:20px;}
.a.b{padding-left:100px;}
</style>
<div class="a">Test</div>
<div class="b">Test</div>
<div class="a b">Test</div>

DaWei

IE has issues with box dimensions (what's box, margin, padding, etc.). It also has issues with parental definitions. You may find yourself needing to hack if the browser is determined to be IE. If I can determine that it's IE at the server (one often can), I send a modified page. If I can't, then I hack with script on the client (not good if a viewer has script disabled).

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Arevos

Try the IE7.js library (not to be confused with the Internet Explorer 7 browser). It uses Javascript jiggery-pokery to fix a large number of IE rendering bugs.