position:fixed in IE 6 (without using 'expressions')
Internet Explorer's messy little 'expressions' suck. Logic inside CSS files? Say whhaaat?
Luckily some smart little punk/legend has found a lovely (completely VALID) workaround that utilises another IE 6 bug.
The fix involves giving the body an overflow-y:auto property and a height of 100% , and then setting some extra overflow properties for the html tag - specific for browsers older than IE 7 (which supports the regular position:fixed property).
Note: the only downside of this is that it will convert ALL elements with a relative or absolute position into a fixed element.
July 30, 2009 [15:05]Comment
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