It can be really annoying to customize CSS files per browser type,
using CSS hacks to identify Firefox, IE6 vs. IE7, etc. Instead, it
would be much better to use server side code to parse some kind of CSS
templates that are able to produce CSS with access to variables like
browser vendor and
I can't remember if my web designers have had to use this, but at
least under Velocity, there's an escape XML function you can call if
you have the escapeTool installed.
http://velocity.apache.org/tools/devel/generic/EscapeTool.html
On 5/29/07, Andrew Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It can
Trinidad skinning supports this functionality. You
define a .css file with CSS-style extensions, and can have:
@agent ie {
... this will only be applied in IE
}
@agent gecko {
... only in mozilla
}
... and we output pure .css files when done. The tr:styleSheet tag
then generates and picks
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