What are some CSS bugs in IE?

I've found some references to bugs or issues in IE's interpretation of CSS, but the information seems rather scattered. I'd like to have a pointer to a comprehensive overview, if such an overview exists.

edit: it's already something that Microsoft is willing to list IE's CSS problems (thanks mouviciel->sanchothefat), but they're not going to offer workarounds, obviously. So workarounds would be nice too.

Thanks

From stackoverflow

• I find myself constantly referring to this page:

  http://www.webcredible.co.uk/user-friendly-resources/css/internet-explorer.shtml

• Check out Quirks Mode. It is a great resource for CSS compatibility across browsers.

• You may find some answers by consulting this SO question.

• For dropdownlists:

  <select>
      <option value="1">1</option>
      ...
      <option value="N">N</option>
  </select>
  

  CSS border styles do not work:

  If you'll try:

  select
  {
      border: solid 1px #0000ff;
  }
  

  nothing will happen.

  Also a submit button will expand its width proportionally to the button text, until you give it the style:

  input[type="submit"]
  {
  overflow:visible;
  }
  

  As well as many other funny things. :)

  dfa : input[type="submit"] is not working on IE8

  User : @dfa: Just checked it again, everything is working, in both IE8 and compatibility mode.

• I find the best policy to avoid pain is to follow these rules:

  1. Build in a more-compliant and developer-friendly browser like firefox first, test thoroughly in IE (and safari/chrome(webkit) and opera) later
  2. Use a strict doctype- avoid quirks mode, since quirks are by definition not standard
  3. Use a reset style sheet
  4. Use a javascript framework like jQuery or Prototype - they can hide some javascript and DOM incompatibilities.
  5. Use good semantic layout- it's more likely to degrade nicely for a mis-behaving browser
  6. Accept that it won't be perfect and don't sweat the really small variances

  Follow those rules I don't have as many problems in the first place.

• Me, I use the "Internet Explorer Exposed". Very in-depth resource.

• quirksmode has already been posted, but I'll add On having layout, which explains one of the principles underlying many of IE's oddities.

• I swear by PositionIsEverything.

  They maintain a list of bugs/oddities in most browsers. Check out their exhaustive list of Internet Explorer bugs, I hope you find it comprehensive enough.