Alexander Khost wrote:
I recently found a CSS expression hack for IE's lack of min-width support.
Does anyone know if there is currently or are future plans for
starting a cross-browser version of CSS expressions? Otherwise can
anyone explain why expressions are a bad thing and should be avoided?
At first glance, they seem quite intriguing and useful (if only for
ways around IE's lack of standards support).
Thank you,
Alexander Khost
http://www.deliciousdemon.com
201-709-1470
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You CAN use expressions to dodge around some of IE's support problems.
I thought there was some discussion about adding expressions to CSS, and
note that if the user has Javascript disabled or security at a certain
level, expressions won't be run.
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