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Thread: IE6 min-width bug
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IE6 min-width bug
19 Feb 2009 @ 16.33 I have 2 images, side by side wrapped in a container as part of my header..
I am creating a fluid layout so these images move closer when the screen size is smaller, but I have hit a problem...
To stop one of the images from dropping when the browser is under a certain width, I have used min-width, but unfortunately IE6 does not support it, ruining my template in IE 6 only..
I have tried inline and inline-block, but it has not worked,
Not having it compliant with IE6 is not really an option, this is my dev site, and of course, we know what company's are like, they don't upgrade unless it is absolutely nessasary
any ideas on a work around to replace what I have done or an IE6 fix for it....
thanks :scream:
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19 Feb 2009 @ 17.51 don't worry, I have just set it to a width in ie 6
seems to work, I will have to put up with the header not being fluid in IE6 I guessCode:* html #headwrap { width: 950px; }
cheers
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