David Schontzler has a wonderful javascript fix for Internet Explorer’s broken CSS margin support. Now instead of working around this with a variety of CSS hacks, you can write completely valid CSS, drop this JS in, and everything will just work.

I hope other versions of this start appearing for all the other broken CSS implementations. It’ll make the life of the web designer so much easier, as there’s no longer a need to remember all the little hacks.

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2 Responses to “Fix CSS problems with JS”

  1. PHunter on April 22nd, 2007 11:04 pm

    the link its broken =(

  2. Tony on April 23rd, 2007 6:34 am

    This seems to be a temporary problem, as other pages on the same site still refer to this.

    You can use the example page in the meantime.

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