anyone know if there are any lightbox type scripts that appear with a warning if the browser is IE6?
Please don't use lightboxes. In my opinion they break the natural flow of web browsing.
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#12Telling users to use a different browser is pretty anoying. When designing websites I try to get the design as close as possible in IE6.
If you really want to tell people to upgrade, I'd suggest Pushup:
http://www.pushuptheweb.com/
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#13anyone know if there are any lightbox type scripts that appear with a warning if the browser is IE6?
Please don't use lightboxes. In my opinion they break the natural flow of web browsing.
Please do use lightboxes _if_ your site will not work on that browser. A perfect example of when you want to interrupt the the natural flow! I've found ie6-upgrade-warning works well- http://code.google.com/p/ie6-upgrade-warning/ for what you might be trying to do.
Most importantly, look at how many of your users are using IE6, or anything other than FF. Will the better experience for your FF (or simply IE6+) users outweigh losing almost all of your IE6 users? Keep in mind that many people who use IE6 now simply can't upgrade because of hardware or administrative constraints.