This past summer, I discovered that IE4 incorrectly parses \***\ as both the
beginning and end of a comment. To the best of my knowledge, IE4 is the only
browser that exhibits this behavior. Consider the following code as a simple
example.
body {
background: red;
/***/
background: blue;
/***/
}
IE4, believing the second style to be a comment, will display a red background.
I know that IE4 is pretty dead by now but, for the sake of completeness, I
thought maybe this should be added to the lists of CSS filters.
If anybody wants to give me credit for finding it, they can link to
<http://exanimo.com/bits/ie4ever>. (As you can see, I'm just starting the site
so I'd really appreciate the nod.)
Thanks,
matthew
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