Hi All,

I've been looking into some various CSS designs, and there's a question
that's been bugging me since I started reviewing the various hacks used. Say
IE fixes its problems in a later version, so that you no longer need the
hacks - will the browser then ignore the hacks necessary for earlier
versions?

I'm thinking that the answer should be yes, but I can't afford to assume, as
a number of clients have pretty static sites, which they expect to survive
intact for a couple years - having it fall to pieces because a browser has
updated would be troublesome.

Ali



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