By valiik
via wbdesignideas.com
Published: Dec 19 2008 / 04:42
I just recently found this out and it’s pretty cool so I have to share. When dealing with browser compatibility of CSS I used to have an IF statement in the HTML that would call for the appropriate CSS file according to the browser that is displaying the page. Well, I found a trick on how to keep all the class or id attributes together so it’s easy to find and adjust later. The trick is you can use the pound sign (#) and underscore character (_) to comment out attributes for IE7, IE6 and FireFox.
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jp0p replied ago:
hacks are not good practice
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