Josh
Not quite sure what you mean about html>body hack? I don’t suppose you
have any links to any pointers?
Thanks
harvey
Josh
Not quite sure what you mean about html>body hack? I don’t suppose you
have any links to any pointers?
Thanks
harvey
Ehh… It’s a child selector that IE6 and below don’t recognize… so you
put the broken style in something like this:
/* this is for ie */
div.my_class {
width:100px;
}
and then right below it you put this:
/* this overwrites the previous style for CSS compliant browsers */
html>body div.my_class {
width:110px;
}
That’s how I make the few simple changes I need to fix IE’s box model
breakage along with a few other issues. I’ve made tons of sites with
complex CSS this way and only had to make about 2-3 of these per site.
It’s important to know that the further down a CSS rule is in the sheet
the more precedence it has so you always want to put rules overwriting
previous ones later in the file.
Josh
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