Fixed positioning According to CSS level 2, an element can be positioned relative to the browser window using the style position: fixed: it does not move when the page is scrolled. You can do nice layout things with this in most modern browsers - but not on IE for Windows. Unless you use this script. Fixed backgrounds According to CSS level 1, an element’s background can be positioned relative to
CSS minimum and maximum sizes The CSS2 standard specifies four properties that can be very useful when working with CSS layouts: min-width, max-width, min-height and max-height, These can be used in conjunction with the well-known width and height properties to get effects which can be especially helpful in designing layouts that are a mix of fixed-size and window-size-relative units. For example,
PIE makes Internet Explorer 6-9 capable of rendering several of the most useful CSS3 decoration features. Try the Demo This quick demo shows just a few of the CSS3 properties PIE can render. Use the controls to adjust the CSS3 applied to the box. Load this page in IE to see that it is rendered properly!
Enhancing IE's selector engine Selectivizr adds support for 19 CSS3 pseudo-classes, 2 pseudo-elements and every attribute selector to older versions of IE. It can also fix a few of the browsers native selector implementations. JavaScript-knowledge: none Selectivizr works automatically so you don't need any JavaScript knowledge to use it — you won't even have to modify your style sheets. Just start
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