Chris Blake wrote:
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> In the head? I have that reset.css and one style sheet attached. i
> thought that it was OK to put the conditional comment in the normal
> style sheet. I could have made a separate style sheet for IE only, but
> it is just this one hack so seemed a bit unnecessary.
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> The (*) workaround seems to be the best solution I have found for IE,
> what do you think?
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> Cheers, CB
I think the hack you are using is not recommened.
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Remember, not to forget, there are many versions of IE. So, first-off,
you are not targeting IE.
You are targeting-- IE/7 and IE/6. Or just IE/7. Or just IE/6.
Got it?
There are more than a few ways to do this.
1/ One way is to put a Conditional Comment in the *head of the
document.* The Conditional Comment is not a style sheet. It is simply a
"carrier" of the specific style (or style sheet).
The choice of which Conditional Comment you use, depends on which
version (s) of IE you are trying to hit.
2/ Another way is to provide a "hack" within your compliant browser
style sheet to target the specific version (s) of IE that you want to hit.
For IE/6 star html is most often used:
* html #whatever {...}
For IE/7 this is sometime used:
*:first-child+html #whatever {...}
Please see: <http://www.webdevout.net/css-hacks>
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