Fixing IE6 W3C complience
June 21st, 2007 by 
Alexander Mamchenkov
No, no way you can completely fix IE6 to be compatible with W3C standards, but at least you can fix some (a lot) of them very easy instead of killing yourself all the time something goes wrong in IE6 while it works fine in FF and even IE7.
Today I had to do some tricky web-design related things and I was mostly checking the results in FF2 and IE7. When I opened the page in IE6, I found out a lot of problems, especially with absolute positioning and overflowing of DIV elements. Luckelly I found the IE7 JavaScript library which fixes the IE6 just by including 3 lines in your page (linking to this lib).
Check it yourself if you are having similar problems.
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