Thanks,
I'm looking for something inside CSS. IE conditional comment works
from inside HTML only.
> I believe that IE 7 will ignore the second declaration, thus doing what you
> want. Although this bug was fixed in IE 7, I heard that a leading asterisk
> (*) will be accepted by both IE 6 AND IE 7.
This is not a bug. I believe that this is intentionaly left there as a
compatibility CSS hack. Unfortunately '_'-padded rules are still
present in IE 7.
I didn't get your meaning about asterisk. Do you mean something like:
*position: fixed, or * position: fixed?
I think the only possible think I can do inside .css file, is to add a
"html>body" before my standard rule (which also works in IE 7) and a
normal rule for IE 6
ex:
html>body #foo {width: 300px;} /* Standard */
#foo {width: 300px;} /* IE 5, 5.5 and 6 */
Best
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