kevin mcmonagle wrote:
So do you separate your styles into quirks mode styles and strict
styles in different css documents?
No, I make only one set of styles - not necessarily in one stylesheet,
making sure mode doesn't matter. Controlling where those
margins/paddings go is usually all that's needed for avoiding
problematic mode-differences.
I test by throwing IE6 and IE7 back and forth between Quirks and
Standard mode, and sometimes I switch mode for the other browsers too,
just to make sure my layouts are mode-independent enough for comfort.
I do feed IE/win (and even IE/Mac at times) separate styles and
stylesheets, but that's for regular bug-corrections and other
workarounds, which rarely have anything to do with which mode they are in.
IE's need for 'hasLayout' triggers and substitutes for properties/values
IE doesn't support, make up these extra styles.
regards
Georg
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