Re: [css-d] browser hack "@import" - the second

On 5/19/05, Jan Brasna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > What are you thinking about the construction at all? > > A bit overkill IMO. just link two stylesheets, eg. basic.css (even for > old ones vith color definitions etc.) and position.css, which will > contain few @import lines, based on the link

Re: [css-d] browser hack "@import" - the second

What are you thinking about the construction at all? A bit overkill IMO. just link two stylesheets, eg. basic.css (even for old ones vith color definitions etc.) and position.css, which will contain few @import lines, based on the link I posted. I think it's better than having all this mess in H

[css-d] browser hack "@import" - the second

I myself wrote: > > How save and usefull is the following constuction: > > > > /* my.css with date of creation etc. */ > > body {margin: 0; etc.} > > /* > > lot of > styles > here. > > */ > > @import url(msie.css); > > ---

Re: [css-d] browser hack "@import"

Uwe Kaiser wrote: I know, that MSIE/PC will import "msie.css" against the rules. Does any other browser import it too, or can I use it as a hack? Why not just use conditional comments and avoid all the hacking business? ;-) http://www.quirksmode.org/css/csshacks.html Regards, Richard York -- Mail

Re: [css-d] browser hack "@import"

Better use something from -- Jan Brasna aka JohnyB :: www.alphanumeric.cz | www.janbrasna.com __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List w

[css-d] browser hack "@import"

Hi list, As far as I know, browsers should ignore @import url(style.css); if it is not at the very first place in a css-file -- exclusively comments, of course. How save and usefull is the following constuction: /* my.css with date of creation etc. */ bo