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Originally Posted by JamesK
Yep, IE can be a pain in the ass when it comes to developing. I always work live in both FF and IE to reduce the damage.
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That's what I do as well, but then, you can get what I call "the dance".
Your write some css, it works perfectly in FF, but in IE, whatever object you're trying to place is a few pixels to the side. So, you change your code, and now it looks good in IE, but in FF it has moved a few pixels. Etc.
It's pretty common with vertically aligned forms, in my experience. And you can usually solve it easily by using an exception for IE, but I hate doing that.