IE6 implements min-width_HTML/Xhtml_web page production

First of all, we know that this effect should be an old topic.
When I was sorting out the files today, I found that some of my previous layout solutions had been lying in the folder for a long time. Let’s look through the old ones.
It should be noted that I was lucky enough to meet the old engineer webmaster of CSSPLAY. The realization of this effect must have been given very early.
Enough chatter, here’s the source code:
Trigger and take advantage of the weird features of IE6-layout, css implementation:
.ie6-out{
_margin-left:900px;

_zoom:1;
}

.ie6-in{
_position:relative;

_float:left;

_margin-left:-900px;
}

#min-width{
min-width:900px;

background:#ccc;
line-height:200px;
_zoom:1;
} <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=gb2312"> <title></title> <style type="text/css"> body{ text-align:center;} .ie6-out{ _margin-left:900px; _zoom:1; } .ie6-in{ _position:relative; _float:left; _margin-left:-900px; } #min-width{ min-width:900px; background:#ccc; line-height:200px; _zoom:1; } </style>Under ie6-, the container implements simulated min-width effect. Please resize the browser window as desired and click the button "View Width". <div class="ie6-out"> <div class="ie6-in"> <div id="min-width"> </div>css implementation demonstration: </div>Run code box</div> <input name="" type="button" onclick="alert('瀹瑰">