An instance compatible with Div + css ie 6, 7, and 8

=============Solve the padding problem between IE6 and IE8 ================
At first, I thought that the width = width + pading displayed by adding padding to IE6 was actually not. I couldn't find any information under IE.
In this case, you need to check the CSS settings.
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Front-end code:
<Asp: repeater id = "rpt_zzjs" runat = "server">
<Headertemplate> <ul class = "ul_con"> <Itemtemplate> <li> <a href = "<% # getrequst. getrequsetquerystring ("vid") %>/content/<% # eval ("ID") %>. do "> · <% # common. getleftstring (eval ("title "). tostring (), 22) %> </a> </LI> </itemtemplate>
<Footertemplate> </ul> </footertemplate>
</ASP: repeater>

Original CSS code
. Ul_con Li {Line-Height: 170%; float: Left; width: 100%; _ width: 100%; text-align: Left; font-size: 13px; border-bottom: solid 1px # ececec; Background-image: URL ('/Village/content/icon/title.gif'); background-repeat: No-Repeat; Background-position: left center; padding-left: 10px; float: Left; position: relative ;}

IE7 and 8 are okay. The total width of UL table in IE6 is increased by 10 PX, and the interface is ugly. The pading value of IE6 is added at the beginning. If you find the materials, you will not add them. They will only be added in Firefox.
After thinking about it, it turns out that the width displayed in IE6 is Li's padding + A's width = 10 + 100%. No wonder it will increase. Now I write padding in A to solve the problem.
The Code is as follows:
. Ul_con Li {Line-Height: 170%; float: Left; width: 100%; _ width: 100%; text-align: Left; font-size: 13px; border-bottom: solid 1px # ececec ;}
. Ul_con Li a {background-image: URL ('/Village/content/icon/title.gif'); background-repeat: No-Repeat; Background-position: left center; padding-left: 10px; float: Left; position: relative ;}