'if IE 6' to work for all versions

I've just opened up your site in IE ... and I see the problem you're having.

Now I understand your problem - it's because you haven't specific dimensions to your tables.


... you have set dimensions to your images, but not the tables themselves. It's going to be quite tedious going through all of them, but unfortunately that's the wanker IE is!

I`ve got all the time in the world! I lose money with the table looking like this, so I don`t mind.

I must set the dimensions for each column, or is it more to it?

Hi there,

I had a look at your site in IE 6. To me it looks ok. You might want to put some padding on #content.

Also you might want to set a pixel width on #content instead of a percentage as if you make the screen too small the table gets cut off.

If you cant get
to work you can do some quick and dirty IE Hacks.

IE6: _ before the property
IE7: * before the property
IE8: \9 before ;
My Suggestion is to forget about IE6 it counts for only like 7%. Look on W3schools

I usually just use this ie6update, its a script, just google ie6update (I can't post links )

But if you have to have IE i guess you could just try the hacks?

Instead of putting a class on each TD to style the columns you can also do something like this:
This will let you style each column alot easier. But with this any style on a cell or row will overule and style on the column.

Hope this helps in some way.

I find #content 51 different places... Which one(s) should I edit?

What will those hacks do?
The only reason I mentioned IE6 is because the css is called ie6.css. It doesn`t really matter what it`s called as long as it works with all versions of IE.

Where do I find that table coding? I use WP-table Reloaded, and it`s got like 47 different scripts I can edit..

Haha I feel like such a noob! But I don`t usually do this; I mostly work with SEO.

Yes it helps a lot (though I have no idea where to find the things you talk about)