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  1. 16-06-09 #1
    dickdastardly
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    Help - I've done a basic html/css site using divs, it opens fine in IE7 and Firefox but when I try to go to it in IE6 it just opens it as a text file. Is there something I need to add to the code to solve this?

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    Most probably IE6 is not reading your css file.
    Can you post the headers in your html file?
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