Okay I'm punting to you guys but sure as the world, 60 seconds after 
I send this I'll find the answer.

There are characters I can add to my CSS which are browser-specific, 
i.e., read only by Safari or IE6 for instance but I can't find a 
listing of them. I'm not talking about conditional style sheets but 
rather something like this:

#footer {
        margin:0;
        padding:0 20px;
        _padding:0 10px;        <-- picked up only by IE6
        background-color:#3f3f72;
        color:#fff;
}

Anyone care to offer me a reference where I can see what markup to 
use for different browsers? Also, while we're at it, is this approach 
any better/worse than a conditional style sheet?

Thanks,

-Tim
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