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Published: Dec 17 2008 / 16:45
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jp0p replied ago:
voted down b/c using tables and IE CCs is too much markup and css. Also, not practical when using CMS.
jorenrapini replied ago:
As far as I've been able to discover, that is the only way to get CSS drop-downs properly working in IE. There are plenty of javascript methods, but CSS/HTML runs so much faster and is more accessible. If you have tips to improve what I have there, please let me know. That's the whole point of social networking ;)
jp0p replied ago:
Hi jorenrapini,
You are correct. Using tables and IE conditional comments is the only way to make drop downs work in IE6 without JS. I believe the small JavaScript footprint of the suckerfish approach is better for IE6 because there is less HTML markup for the better browsers (IE7+,FF,Safari,Opera).
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