Dealing with Internet Explorer is a fact of web design, and it isn’t going to go away anytime soon. If not for some of the differences in the way IE6 and IE7 handle certain areas of CSS (whether it be margin bugs, float bugs, or other problems), CSS development would be so much easier.
Louis Lazaris believes IE-only styles can be kept to a bare minimum, and in some cases you may not need any, but it’s unlikely that developers will end up so fortunate. So how do you divide your IE-only CSS styles? The options we have are as follows:
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