- i am not sure how we going to use BluePrint ie.css component for the case
of html based emails (emails with html multipart)...
Blueprint is not for emails. Emails require a very different approach.
What would be the approach for emails ?
There are ways to simplify the css loading to actually have only one file
loaded for the same media ? As far as i checked the other css framework
doesn't include separated files for IE.
Which CSS frameworks did you check? Are they any good?
By example YUI i saw doesn't have any IE conditionals. Haven't had much
experience with YUI anyway...
Box model is fixed without the ie.css ?
To be honest, you could take all the rules in ie.css and put them in
screen.css, using IE hacks to hide them from other browsers... but the
developers of Blueprint insisted on ensuring that Blueprint would be
as standards compliant as possible, so they used a conditional
comment. It also means that the core files are not littered with ugly
IE hacks and ie.css can be maintained, updated, etc. without affecting
other files.
Yes, is deffinetly better to keep them separated...
Cristian
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