Hi y'all...
What is the IE hack for setting the position property : relative in "not-a-browser"IE and position : absolute in other browsers (FireFox, Chrome)..
Thanks everyone..!!!
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A:
I use conditional comments in the <head> to send different versions of IE different 'hack' stylesheets. That way I can keep my main css file clean. Make sure you include the IE stylesheets after your main stylesheets.
Skilldrick
2009-12-18 13:27:35
can we use the conditional comments in a .css file?
SpikETidE
2009-12-18 13:34:00
No, you have to give 2 seperate CSS files, one for all browsers, and for for IE hacks.
e-satis
2009-12-18 13:55:54
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A:
Hi Here is a Sheet about CSS hack for different browser:
IE6 IE7 IE8 FireFox Chrome
_ Y N N N N
* Y Y N N N
!important N Y Y Y Y
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\9 Y Y Y N N
I think if you want a hack for IE/None-IE, you can set \9 at the end of your css attribute. Comment: Sorry, it's too hard to make a sheet in the editor.
e.g.
.test{
position:absolute;/* This is for all browser*/
position:relative\9;/* This will be only supported for IE6/7/8 and will overrider the up position attribute
}
Sorry, I'm not familliar with this editor, it's really hard to make the answer looks better.
jujusharp
2009-12-18 14:15:52
A:
shortest way to do this:
.myStyle {
position:absolute
_position:relative
}
Although possibly not the cleanest...
Paul
2009-12-18 15:07:58