Christian Heilmann wrote:
>>> It is an OK idea, however writing out pre 5 stylesheets via
>>> JavaScript is overkill IMHO. I have yet to encounter a project that
>>> would have a
>>
>> I'd say the opposite. If you use LINK to import a basic sheet, then
>> you have to rework most of the rules for modern browsers that picked
>> them up.
>> By using a script, you make sure modern browsers ignore the sheet
>> and you avoid all the hoops.
>
> Well, you cut off the explanation. Unless you specifically have a lot
> of 4.x users (I had some projects like that even now), I wouldn't
> bother with a 4.x style sheet and @import all the styles. There is
> just no business case that would justify the extra work. As a
> developer, yes, we want to do that, but with deadlines in mind, I'd
> say that time is spent better on writing proper handover documents.

I don't follow you here.
One does not have to write a sheet for old browsers, but if one had to, I
believe using a script as I do in this article is a good way to do it.

Thierry | www.TJKDesign.com

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