At 15:25 +0000 on 11/06/2012, Philip TAYLOR wrote about [css-d]
Trumping bad proprietary code.:
Wishing (as always) to keep my sites 100% W3C standards compliant,
I am stuck with a bad property in proprietary code. The offending
rule reads :
.qmmc {position:relative;zoom:1;}
Just so you are aware, zoom:1 is a Windows/IE hack/fix to set
HasLayOut so the element displays correctly. Aside from making the
code display correctly in IE, it has no downside/effect with non-IE
browsers so you can ignore it (or consider it W3C compliant since its
purpose it to make IE act W3C compliant).
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