or just code the site properly to universal specifications (rather than microsofts idea of them) in the first place :/
I remember when designing my site, i had a week or so of no-internet access over some contract issues when moving house, so all i had was bloody IE to test with. I did a lot of work and got it looking perfect in IE. As soon as i looked at it in other browsers it was horrible, gaps and formatting errors everywhere and some things like menus wouldn't even work!. Im not sure how it does it but IE seems to autocorrect or assume coding mistakes (possibly why it is slower?).
I have (not that i can recall) ever had this problem the other way around. What i develop and test in FF always looks the same in IE, Opera, iphone and others.
I remember when designing my site, i had a week or so of no-internet access over some contract issues when moving house, so all i had was bloody IE to test with. I did a lot of work and got it looking perfect in IE. As soon as i looked at it in other browsers it was horrible, gaps and formatting errors everywhere and some things like menus wouldn't even work!. Im not sure how it does it but IE seems to autocorrect or assume coding mistakes (possibly why it is slower?).
I have (not that i can recall) ever had this problem the other way around. What i develop and test in FF always looks the same in IE, Opera, iphone and others.