Thanks Vik... I thought about something like that, but odds are, those selectors WILL be support in newer versions of browsers...
i guess my question should have been "how can i apply a style ONLY to IE browsers?". Because bottom line, i dont really want the height property to be set for any browser other than IE. btw, thanks for the help on our firewall server. There was a problem yesterday (was quite amusing as Todd was cursing at the server for half the day)... seems that 1 of the nics dropped its default gateway setting (for reasons unknown)... thus killing all net access for the office... got it sorted though :) cheers mate, ____________________________ James Silva Web Production Gruden Pty Ltd Tel: +61 02 9956 6388 Fax: +61 02 9956 8433 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web: http://www.gruden.com ____________________________ > Hi James, > > How about using the > or + selectors to override the height rule? > > something like > > body div { height: 100%; } > body > div { height: inherit; } > > Just an idea. I'm not even sure if Opera or IE/Mac supports these > selectors. If they do, then I guess this method won't work. > > Also try the attribute selector ( tag[attribute="value"] ): > > div#outer { height: 100%; } > div[id="outer"] { height: inherit; } > > I know that this is the opposite of what you've asked for (hiding CSS from > Mozilla) but I just can't think of anything Mozilla doesn't implement > properly ;-) > > HTH, > Vik > ---------------------- > Viktor Radnai > Web Developer > Business Innovation Online > Ernst & Young Australia > http://www.eyware.com/ > http://www.eyonline.com/ > Direct: +612 9248 4361 > Fax: +612 9248 4073 > Mobile: +61408 662 546 ***************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ *****************************************************
