CSS changes in IE7

My biggest issue with Internet Explorer has always been the way that it renders CSS. Like come on! Why does it have to have so many issues? On a side note, thanks for having so many issues, because I would have never found Firefox. Anyway, I know Microsoft must have known about the issues, and I know that they knew about web standards, and of course the W3C CSS standards, but why not just put a fix into place? It took this recent release of Internet Explorer 7 to fix the whole CSS thing. There have been a number of great fixes from Microsoft in CSS, here is a list:

• Peekaboo Bug
• Internet Explorer and Expanding Box Problem
• Quirky Percentages
• Line-height bug
• Border Chaos
• Disappearing List-Background bug
• Guillotine Bug
• Unscrollable Content bug
• Duplicate Characters Bug
• IE and Italics
• Doubled Float-Margin bug
• Duplicate Indent bug
• Three pixel text jog
• Creeping Text bug
• Missing First letter bug
• Phantom box bug

For a complete list of CSS fixes, check out the MSDN blog. I'm impressed with their move to be more standards compliant.

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