Working with IE Browsers more specially with IE6 is such a tough job for us web developers and designers. As of this time, this piece of browser haven't been totally eradicated and would surely be hanging around for some time. My guess would be two to three years more. Or perhaps worse than that. Although I've been seeing more and more sites who are dropping support against IE6.
Debugging Tool for Internet Explorer Browsers
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Tuesday, September 29, 2009
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Debug Bar
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IE Toolbar
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Enabling PNG Transparency for IE6 Browsers
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Thursday, September 24, 2009
Keywords:
IE6 Issues
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jQuery
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PNG Images
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Supersleight
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Here's a simple straightforward solution for enabling transparency on PNG images for IE6 browsers. This was a solution I first encountered under Magento 1.3+ while browsing its JS folders. Now I've been using the same solution with all my projects having PNG images.
Magento vertical menu for product categories
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009
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E-Commerce
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Magento
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Open Source Softwares
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php
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Templating
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Here's something about creating a vertical menu for Magento product categories. Ok. As a beginner in Magento theming, it took me quite a couple of days just to catch the right solution for what was required in my previous project - a theme with its custom homepage having vertically positioned menu. I kept googling that time and luckily found this very helpful wiki in Magento community. Here's a link to that. If you're interested, you really need to read it.
Imitating Facebook Bottom Toolbar with a few lines of CSS and a couple of JS lines
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Friday, September 11, 2009
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CSS Positioning
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Elgg
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Elggchat
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IE6 Issues
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I've been working on a project that's built on Elgg Social Networking engine. An Open-Source software. This project required us a Chat plugin that could be used by its members for private conversations. Good thing we found this Elggchat module from Elgg community which surely had saved us some time. And that's it. The only thing left for us to do was to modify it a bit to fit into our application. Of course we had to upgrade it's look-and-feel and tweak a little further.