How to speed up rendering of IE6 page / table?

Question

Edit: my problem is fixed thanks to @Grumpy - still, if you have general recommendations regarding IE6, feel free to respond.

I have a client still using IE6 (I tried to update them, but it is slowly proceeding due to the large user base).

On one page there is a table containing prices (11 columns with 24 rows per entry). Each cell has either an input element or a select element. When only one record is displayed, this table is displayed very quickly, but as soon as there is more, it takes much longer (for example, 6 records take> 30 seconds).

I know his table, because all the elements mentioned above are displayed directly. I tried to optimize the table by specifying a table and each cell of a fixed size and setting the style table-layout:fixed. I also tried giving each entry its own table, but it doesn't seem to help.

Any tips, links or any ideas on improving page speed are welcome. If you need more information, please post in the comments.

Answer 1

I will answer my question, since the problem did not lie inside the table, but a script after it, which scanned the entire table during rendering. The larger the table, the more scans were performed.

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Answer 2

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