It is always a big headache for UI developers to make a layout compatiable in all browsers, especially in Internet Explorer. Here we have some tools that make IE bug fixing easier and save testing time dramatically. 
Here is Geobats, a great time saving font that lets you create maps of countries and states just by a key strock
This is a beginner level tutorial to create a really simple CSS horizontal menu, just like shown in the image below.
As I have promised before, I am giving you a chance to download source files some of my latest vector illustrations - via dezinerfolio
You can either download the files from Dezinerfolio or here
Recently I came across a problem in IE6 which my client had reported. We had six SELECT boxes in main page and these SELECT boxes were placed just below the main menu. There were three menu items with drop down just above the SELECT boxes. I have placed everything correctly and finalized it. It was working fine with IE7 and Firefox. But when we checked it in IE6, the drop down menus were displaying behind the SELECT boxes.! I tried Z-Index to fix it- 1, -1, 100, 300.. But it didn’t help me anyway.
Then I asked help to the most helpful thing in the world -google!. Yeah, it gave me lots of forum links with the same problem reported. But none of them had a working solution. I tried a lot, none of the solutions I found was capable to manage six SELECT boxes and three drop downs at a time. At last I found something like below in a blog.
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