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<p>Again this is a post that was inspired by ongoing discussions with students of the IWA HWG CSS workshop. Some of it has been widely covered over the web , but I thought I’d summarize a bit what I found most useful and provide a small link collection.</p>
<p>When it comes to CSS hack’s and filters I am the kind of developer that really tries to avoid them. If there is something to be done against minor glitches I tend to use CSS filters and manage the used hacks in several different files that are served to the browsers in question. Most of the main concerns l have with Internet Explorer versions 6, 5.5, 5.0 on Windows (i. e. 1px offset with absolute positioning, initial font size issue with the 5.x branch and the broken box-model.) and Internet Explorer on Mac (for example the miraculous margin-right: 15pxadded to absolute positioned elements).
