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IE7 Quirk
Saturday 18th February, 2006 17:41 Comments: 0
The only time my test layout works online is if I don\'t use a doctype, but then the fonts are a size larger that I\'m after, so I\'d probably have to use IE specific conditional comments to adjust the font size back down, as well as the IE7 one I\'ve used to sort out the margins (previous versions of IE use the CSS hack, but if I put a conditional comment for all IE browsers first I could probably remove the hacks). At least they\'re more like filters than hacks, but it's not something that people should have to do. No wonder most sites still use tables.
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