If the parent container of a dojox.grid.Grid has its style set to text-align:center the rows of the grid, in IE, won’t display their data. The data, of course, is still there and displays correct in everything else. Code Snip: 1: <h2>Working</h2> 2: <div id="dojoxGrid" dojoType="dojox.Grid" jsId="dojoxGrid" structure="layout"></div> 3: <h2>Not Working (in IE)</h2> 4: <div style="text-align:center;"> 5: <div id="dojoxGridError" dojoType="dojox.Grid"...

In case you don’t know, CSS expressions were actual bits of JavaScript that you could run from CSS rules; this was commonly used to simulate the CSS max-width property for IE:   CSS:   div.someClass { /* Internet Explorer */ width: expression(document.body.clientWidth&gt; 600) ? "600px" : "auto"; /* Standards-compliant browsers */ max-width: 600px; }