> It is a common way to ensure that stone-age browsers (NS4...) does not
> see the CSS and in some cases crach the computer for the user.
>
> If my CSS design will look like hell of crash a computer I prefer to
> let them just see a bare html version of if I have the time and budget
> make an alternate CSS file with just some basic typography.
you can get around this (and the so called 'flash of unstyled content'
browser bug) by placing the import into a separate style sheet, eg:
// in my view
<?php echo $html->css('styles'); ?>
// styles.css
@import url("my_style.css");
hth
jb
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