On 1/13/10 12:24 PM, Thierry Koblentz wrote:
Nick Zoom:1 is not bad enough to warrant a conditional comment and
separate style sheet. It's a valid rule that basically says show
the screen at 100%. A user style sheet can still over-ride this
rule. It's an easy way to add hasLayout without causing other
issues. This is what Microsoft recommended when they introduced IE7
and there's not a strong reason to avoid it.
Another way to trigger hasLayout in IE7 without failing validation is
to use min/max-height or min/max-height. But I agree, zoom's perfect
for those who don't care for CSS validation (does not work in IE5
though).
At the moment, I am using this to trigger hasLayout for IE 6+7 on
elements with default or applied "display: block;" -
.add-layout { display: inline-block; } /* add "layout" to IE 6+7 */
.add-layout { display: block; } /* does not reset "layout" */
Valid CSS and does not seem to disturb other browsers.
I may be all wet, but limited testing so far seems to work. Any known
problems?
Cordially,
David
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