To contribute to the challenge, I’ve thrown together a quick acid test of my own, one which combines a few challenges for IE; including
- Fixed positioning (elements and backgrounds)
- 24-bit PNG
- Sizing/positioning an element using
left:; right:; top:; bottom:; - Styling of the html element (which IE6 already does… sort of
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) - XHTML 1.1 served with its correct mime-type (insert evil laugh here!)
)I’m very tempted to make up a second acid test based solely around the multitude of bugs associated with IE’s hasLayout property, but really, what’s the point? 