re: #63 recusancy

I’m a professional web developer. It’s pretty basic. I know that might sound condescending but it’s the truth. What are you trying to do that you can’t in IE6?

I’m not trying to do anything at the moment. But when I’ve designed sites, I’ve often found that IE6 handles certain CSS objects differently than other browsers, leaving gaps between objects or other weird artifacts. It’s usually meant a lot of debugging and, often, IE6-specific hacks in the code.