IE6 Absolute positioning?

IE6 doesn't support both left and right on an element, or both top and bottom. You can achieve the same result using a CSS expression, but it is slow and requires scripting to be enabled: left: 11px; width: expression((this.parentNode. OffsetWidth - 11 - 10) + 'px') You can use a sliding doors technique to get an image-based top or bottom border without as many elements and without script; in short the left hand-corner and top are the background of the main div and the right-hand side is the background of a small absolutely positioned div.

IE6 doesn't support both left and right on an element, or both top and bottom. You can achieve the same result using a CSS expression, but it is slow and requires scripting to be enabled: left: 11px; width: expression((this.parentNode. OffsetWidth - 11 - 10) + 'px'); You can use a "sliding doors" technique to get an image-based top or bottom border without as many elements and without script; in short the left hand-corner and top are the background of the main div and the right-hand side is the background of a small absolutely positioned div.

It's works but instead of using css expressions I prefer writing normal javascript to do this. Developer.yahoo. Com/blogs/ydn/posts/2007/07/high_performanc_6 – Ümit Akkaya Aug 15 at 14:50.

Replace min-height and min-width properties with height and width. IE6 doesn't support min-* and max-* properties so . Ad currently doesn't have any dimensions set.

This will also give . Ad an "layout" what means that you'll be able to position its children with right and bottom properties correctly.

It's not worked. I updated question added screenshots. – Ümit Akkaya Aug 15 at 13:11.

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