Hi, all...
That title is a little confusing, I know.
What I would like to know is the relationship (perhaps hierarchy is better)
between styles on a page or between a main stylesheet and a stylesheet,
say, for just IE and one for the rest.
What's the best way to set up say, a style for a fieldset? Would it be to
have a css line for all browsers, fieldset { blah, blah, blah } followed by
a
conditional statement, if lte IE 7 ?
I was doing some reading that suggested using various separate stylesheets
for browsers.
Is that considered best practice? Having an IE stylesheet and one for the
other
browsers or is it better just to use conditional statements?
And while we're on the subject of conditional statements, how do you write
an if / else statement and not just an if statement for css? I've seen
plenty of
"if lte IE 7" statements, but not one that would use a style for IE if the
browser
is IE, *else* style for the other browsers.
That would seem easiest to use... (pseudo code).... if this browser is lte
IE 7, then
style this way, *else* style another way.
Thoughts? Suggestions?
Thanks,
Rick
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