> In the example you provided, I'd do this:
> 1) move "zoom: 1" to your IE6 rule (and to IE7 rule if necessary)
> 2) place the IE6 and IE7 rules in an IE ONLY sheet 
> 3) use a conditional comment to call the IE sheet
>
> Would that work?  If so, please explain your reasons for not doing so.
>
> Here are the pros and cons I'm aware of.  I'd be interested to hear others.
> Pros
> A) enables CSS validation
> B) avoids possible failure of automated accessibility test
> C) facilitates site maintenance (easy to find and modify IE specific rules)

I'd say it is the opposite. Having to deal with rules in different files does 
not facilitate site maintenance.

> Con
> A) Delays initial page load by requiring additional call to the server

That's a pretty *big* CON compared to A and B


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Thierry | www.tjkdesign.com






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