Wayne,
It *is* confusing.
But, yes, a separate stylesheet, loaded via conditional comments is
the most future proof method.
Not exactly what Phillipe is describing, but along the same lines.
Perhaps this will help get you going:
http://phonophunk.phreakin.com/news/?p=46
Cheers,
Mike
Hi All,
The tips and advice here is really fantastic. Highly appreciated.
I have a problem with a submenu that works by altering the z-index. I
have used the following hack which I'm not entirely happy with. Can
someone suggest something better?
#submenu a:hover {
z-index: 20;
z-index:
that.
Buddy Quaid http://www.tangerinefiles.com
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Hi All,
The tips and advice
Stuart Sherwood wrote:
Hi All,
The tips and advice here is really fantastic. Highly appreciated.
I have a problem with a submenu that works by altering the z-index. I
have used the following hack which I'm not entirely happy with. Can
someone suggest something better?
#submenu a:hover {
Wayne Godfrey wrote:
I feel a bit dumb asking this, but there's so much to learn and some
things sink in better than others! Anyway, I've had to do some hacks
to get IE to display my site correctly. Now those hacks are causing my
CSS to not validate. The question is what is the proper way to
When using these filters, be careful - IE7 is coming...
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I use a very simple rule that will allow for CSS validation...
Its the * html selector
IE thinks there's an extra element outside the HTML element...as we
know there isn't. what this means is we can exploit it for our IE
hack. Have a look at the example:
#wrapper { /* all browsers other
So my brain has made this entirely too complicated, huh? Can't imagine
that!
I'm using an @import rule, so my good style sheet would remain the same
(sans IE hacks) and I can put only the IE hacks in a file with the
conditional comments around it, is that correct? That's so simple.
Thanks
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When using these filters, be careful - IE7 is coming...
Wise words.
Al Sparber
PVII
http://www.projectseven.com
Designing with CSS is sometimes like
, August 08, 2005 4:23 PM
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Subject: Re: [WSG] Proper IE Hacks
From: Jan Brasna [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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When using these filters, be careful - IE7 is coming...
Wise words
[sniff]
You're not alone, Ted.
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Hi Al
I didn't realize you were on the list. Your
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[sniff]
You're not alone, Ted.
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Hi Al
I didn't realize you were on the list. Your web site and coding was
an
inspiration to me when I first switched to CSS and standards-based
Darren Wood wrote:
I use a very simple rule that will allow for CSS validation...
Its the * html selector
As a side note:
- Conditional Comments are IE/Win only (= v5),
- the star selector hack works with IE/Mac too.
Thierry | www.TJKDesign.com
On 9 Aug 2005, at 11:19 am, Wayne Godfrey wrote:
Wouldn't IE for Mac also be influenced by the hacks below?
body.index #main {
margin-left: 250px;
_margin-left: 245px; /* IE hack */
margin-right: 15px;
_margin-right: 10px; /* IE hack */
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