> You might consider the IE-only "behavior" CSS - it won't validate (so put
> it in a conditional
> comment block for IE and hide from the validator) and you'll have to write
> an .htc in javascript to force IE to modify the class of the element -
> then update your conditional CSS to mention that added class. (or you can
> keep the rules together in one CSS by doing this:
>
> input.radiofocus, /* the IE version */
> input.radio:focus {something}
> This is why nobody who uses CSS really likes IE (and the major mindshare
> forces everyone to cater to it)
I agree with totally on IE ;) But since I have no clue how to do the
javascript thing you mention above, I think I'll leave as is for now, or
just remove the focus.
Thanks!
Debbie
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