We all love ie6, don’t we?
Well, not really. I think most of us want ie6 to die or rather we want to kill it ourselves. It amazes me how many people still use ie6 considering it is so prehistoric. Anyway, one of the things that truly annoys me to no end is how many CSS hacks need to be done so ie6 doesn’t throw another tantrum.
One of the things that pisses me off about ie6 is its inevitability to understand the min-height property. I guess, it is not really ie6’s fault but rather the user of such historic browser. However, as a web designer many of our clients require full internet explorer 6 support due to the large amount of customers who still use it.
So, how do I fix the min-height ie6 problem?
There are many ways to fix or as some say it “hack” the problem. But here is what I use and it seems to work fine. If you have a better way to do it, please enlighten me. I am always looking for better web design tips.
My min-height ie6 fix/hack:
min-height: 400px;
height: auto !important;
height: 400px;
Why it works?
Honestly…who cares! If it works, let it be.