CSS 2.0 Support under IE 6??

[Hans]

Anyone know the status of IE6's support for CSS 2.0??

I am trying to use the command, display: table, display, table-row, etc with an XML doc to creat a table.

However, IE 6 doesn't seem to recongise the damn tag. Tried Mozilla and sure enough the table structure comes up. Damn, stupid IE.

PS: If IE don't "fully" support CSS 2.0 then what would be the best way to align these objects??

e.g.

from this

10 <= x1 <= 100
10098 <= x2 <= 978299
x3 <= 5

to this

10 <= x1 <= 100
10098 <= x2 <= 978299
x3 <= 5
??

No, I can't use HTML. Thus that rules out the table tag.

[KingJackal]

??
Which CSS commands are you trying to use ( code fragment? I'm a little lost - Table isn't a command...?? ).

Otherwise, basic levels of support are laid out reasonably well here:
http://www.w3chools.com/css/default.asp

They also have XSL info here:
http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/default.asp

....look in the LHS sections, they lay out the minimum browsers ( IE/NS ) that support each command.

display: table?

Do you mean something like
TABLE { display: inline }
( or block )??
Am I miles off? :D

[Hans]

Sorry, should be more specific.

e.g.

in XML file
<range><td><lower>-MaxReal</lower></td><td> &lt;= </td><td><variable-name>x1</variable-name></td><td> &lt;= </td><td><upper>MaxReal</upper></td></range>

<range><td><lower>9</lower></td><td> &lt;= </td><td><variable-name>x2</variable-name></td><td> &lt;= </td><td><upper>100</upper></td></range>

in CSS file
range {display: table-row;}
td {display:table-cell;}

IE 6.0 doesn't seem to recongise display: table-row, etc.