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One of the projects which I am working uses CSS "attribute" selector [att]
which is not supported by ie6: Support for CSS selectors in IE6 (look for text "Attribute Selectors")
Is there any workaround/hack which is of course valid html/css to overcome this problem?
Use classes, that's the only workaround, sadly.