It's fantastic. I try to avoid using it for smaller projects just to cut down on bloat, but for more complex projects it's essential - especially if the design requires things that simply aren't supported in IE6 (like changing the color of a table row on hover).
It astounds me how Microsoft, with billions of dollars behind them and an entire team of programmers, can't bring IE's standards support up to the level of other browsers (maybe with IE8, but we'll see), but one guy can write a JavaScript in his free time that fixes everything they left out or screwed up.
http://dean.edwards.name/weblog/2008/01/ie7-2/
gr. Bert
It's fantastic. I try to avoid using it for smaller projects just to cut down on bloat, but for more complex projects it's essential - especially if the design requires things that simply aren't supported in IE6 (like changing the color of a table row on hover).
It astounds me how Microsoft, with billions of dollars behind them and an entire team of programmers, can't bring IE's standards support up to the level of other browsers (maybe with IE8, but we'll see), but one guy can write a JavaScript in his free time that fixes everything they left out or screwed up.