Significant Bugs and Incompatibilities in IE6 and IE7
Following is a brief description of various bugs that occur in IE6 and IE7 that are not described or alluded to above. This list does not include items that lack support in all three browsers.
IE6 Bugs
- Doesn’t support styling of the
<abbr>element - Doesn’t support classes and IDs that begin with a hyphen or underscore
<select>elements always appear at the top of the stack, unaffected byz-indexvalues:hoverpseudo-class values are ignored if anchor pseudo-classes are not in the correct order (:link,:visited,:hover)- An
!importantdeclaration on a property is overridden by a 2nd declaration of the same property in the same rule set that doesn’t use!important heightbehaves likemin-heightwidthbehaves likemin-width- Left and right margins are doubled on floated elements that touch their parents’ side edges
- Dotted borders appear identical to dashed borders
line-throughvalue fortext-decorationproperty appears higher on the text than on other browsers- List items for an ordered list that have a layout will not increment their numbers, leaving all list items preceded by the number “1″
- List items don’t support all possible values for
list-style-type - List items with a specified
list-style-imagewill not display the image if they are floated - Offers only partial support for
@font-face - Some selectors will wrongly match comments and the doctype declaration
- If an ID selector combined with a class selector is unmatched, the same ID selector combined with different class selectors will also be treated as unmatched
IE7 Bugs
- List items for an ordered list that have a layout will not increment their numbers, leaving all list items preceded by the number “1″
- List items don’t support all possible values for
list-style-type - List items with a specified
list-style-imagewill not display the image if they are floated - Offers only partial support for
@font-face - Some selectors will wrongly match comments and the doctype declaration
Some IE bugs not mentioned here occur only under particular circumstances, and are not specific to one particular CSS property or value. See the references below for some of those additional issues.
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