Haoshiro wrote:
I really don't see how it is off topic as it is relative to CSS and
CSS-hacks in general.
From: http://www.css-discuss.org/policies.html#offensensitivity
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However, if the moderators label it as such then that is that.
The reason that it is off-topic is not because it may cause a heated
discussion, but because it is not about the practical implementation of
CSS. The list is not devoted to topics that are "relative to CSS and
CSS-hacks in general," but to real-world uses of CSS. Your question was
not about using CSS, but rather about the idea of not supporting a
particular browser -- be this through CSS, Javascript, whatever. If you
had asked, "How can I hide styles from IE5?" or said "Here's how I am
hiding styles from IE5, and I'd appreciate everyone's opinions on my
method," that would be on-topic. The question that you asked has no
right or wrong answer, and doesn't help the list members become better
at constructing style sheets.
In addition, please trim your posts before sending to the list, as the
policies state and as I have already appealed for on the list once today.
Thanks,
Zoe Gillenwater
css-d list moderator
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Zoe M. Gillenwater
Design Specialist
UNC Highway Safety Research Center
http://www.hsrc.unc.edu
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