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I know already about ie7.js and ie-css3.js, but since I have jQuery in all of my pages already, I was looking for something that uses its built-in selector parser to add this functionality only.

I just need to be able to use selectors in my css such as .class1 + .class2, span ~ img, img[alt^=This] ecc and have them parsed with jQuery/applied in IE6+, thanks to some tiny addon that I couldn't google. Possible?

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I use this (0.9k minified)

NStaudt
thanks for your answer, but it's not what I'm looking for as even with that script something like `img[alt^=This]` won't be understood from IE6.
Razor
Ah, I see - sorry, I thought you meant that you needed to be able to recognize that the user is using IE6 via css. On a side note, the example you give of img[alt^=This]... I think you mean img[alt^='This'] right? (without the quotes, "This" would be trying to reference a variable)
NStaudt