[James Mitchell]

I am looking to try out a good PNG fix for Internet Explorer 6. Unfortunately, I still have to support them for all the clients at my job. Yet the one we've been using has been causing performace problems as of late (slow loading, etc..). So I tried another one, yet it has problems too. Here are the ones I'm referencing.

• Twin Helix PNG fix (found here) - Causes slow loading, because it calls the referenced file every object in the DOM that matches.
  
• jQuery PNG fix (found here) - Absolutely amazing and lightning fast fix, however it messes with the positioning or something of the containers for the PNGs. Causing anything that is 'clickable' inside them to not be accessible in IE6.

Any other ones I should try? I am looking to replace #1 above with a better alternative (something like #2 would be awesome if it doesn't cause the other problem described above).

[Catalyst]

The big limitation of most fixes is how it handles tiled png backgrounds. If you can avoid those then I'd check out

http://labs.unitinte.../unitpngfix.php

[James Mitchell]

That's a nice looking one. How about for those tiling backgrounds (specifically, when designers put that blasted drop shadow on the outer edge of every design)?

[sypher]

I stopped using png's for shadows etc. Now just use the css shadow property.

And rely on graceful degradation.

I personally use the jquery pngfix.
If you really are having errors for things in IE6 (its not that important!) then i would just specifically style that div differently (different image, or hide it all together if it isnt important)