Preparing For IE7 - Part One ![[Registration never required for free content]](/images/free.gif)
By:
John Gallant,
Holly Bergevin,
on Thursday, November 10, 2005
Reader Level: 
Internet Explorer 7 is coming, and there are going to be some interesting changes and improvements when it arrives. That's good news, but not if you have been using certain CSS hacks to make IE/Win correctly display your tableless designs! If that is the case, you may expect some or all of your pages to start breaking in IE7 when it begins to penetrate the market.
We want to help you avoid pain and anguish later. So please join us now as we begin a series that will discuss the problem, offer solutions, and get you up to speed on the latest IE version testing methods. We'll also 'clean up' a real live CMX Jumpstart, all in easy stages. It's a bit like Y2K all over again, but we got through that and we can get through this too, with just a little effort. Trust us!
The Preparing for IE7 Series:
Preparing for IE7 - Part One
Preparing for IE7 - Part Two
Preparing for IE7 - Part Three: Multiple IE Browsers on One Computer
Preparing for IE7 - Part Four: Updating a Real World Style Sheet
Preparing for IE7 - Part Five
