Hi there,
Can anyone tell me what the current state of play is with the hr/hr tags
XHTML?
They seem to be the answer for a particular design I'm working on, and they
don't appear to be marked for deprecation.
Are there any compelling reasons not to use them? (Apart from them being
empty tags).
On 08/03/2006, at 8:02 PM, Nick Lazar wrote:
Hi there,
Can anyone tell me what the current state of play is with the hr/
hr tags
XHTML?
They seem to be the answer for a particular design I'm working on,
and they
don't appear to be marked for deprecation.
Are there any compelling
Nick Lazar wrote:
Can anyone tell me what the current state of play is with the hr/hr tags
XHTML?
You only need to write hr/ in XHTML or, if you need to be compatible
with Appendix C, hr /. If you use HTML instead, then you only need hr.
They seem to be the answer for a particular design
Thierry Koblentz:
the * html hack works in IE *Mac* too.
good point. There's always the tan hack, but probably the better way to
go is to exploit IE/Macs lack of @media support.
@media screen {
* html...
}
Patrick H. Lauke:
I have an aversion for adding cruft that only works in a specific
Gunlaug Sørtun:
Nothing wrong with 'conditional comments'
I always weigh it up with the cost of CC code size plus the server trip
for the file, vs. the code size for inline '* html hacks', usually the
latter method wins.
kind regards
Terrence Wood.
Thierry Koblentz wrote:
I think it worth mentioning that the * html hack works in IE *Mac* too.
I forgot about this earlier, but that's the reason for the comment hack
to hide from IE5/Mac.
/*\*/ * html { ... } /**/
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Those of you a bit more experienced will have come across this a few times.
You have a bulleted/unoreded list in IE within a floated conatiner(s). Then
you notice that the bullet points either disappear fully or disappear on
mouseover. I was in this delema yesterday but could not find a
Thank you, Gentlemen, for your help. It is very much appreciated !On the topic of the IE6 specific rules... !--[if lte IE 6]
...
...
![endif]--... is there a way to put that whole section in my Style sheet file? Or in a seperate file so I can maintain the rules centrally? Regards,Kevin.
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Kevin Ross wrote:
On the topic of the IE6 specific rules...
!--[if lte IE 6]
...
...
![endif]--
... is there a way to put that whole section in my Style sheet file?
The conditional comment needs to go within the HTML, since it is an HTML
comment. There are no conditional
Kevin Ross wrote:
is there a way to put that whole section in my Style sheet file? Or in a
seperate file so I can maintain the rules centrally?
Move all your styles into a CSS file ie6.css and just link to the style
sheet as you normally would but within the conditional comment
!--[if lte
... is there a way to put that whole section in my Style sheet file? Or in
a seperate file so I can maintain the rules centrally?
That's pretty much the rub of it all, for me! :) If only Microsoft had
created a proprietary comment system for CSS, at least it would have
been useful without so
At 08:23 PM 3/8/2006, Ben Buchanan wrote:
That's pretty much the rub of it all, for me! :) If only Microsoft had
created a proprietary comment system for CSS, at least it would have
been useful without so many downsides.
That so typifies Microsoft's schizophrenia. They're such a large
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