Timothy Martens wrote:
> Hi I noticed this strange comment markup in much of Happy Cog's new CSS
>
> /*\*/ #branding a { overflow: hidden; } /**/
>
> What does it do? Not "#branding a { overflow: hidden; }" but the
> "comments" around it.
>
> T
That's the commented backslash hack. Commo
On Feb 19, 2007, at 7:31 AM, Timothy Martens wrote:
> Hi I noticed this strange comment markup in much of Happy Cog's new
> CSS
>
> /*\*/ #branding a { overflow: hidden; } /**/
>
> What does it do? Not "#branding a { overflow: hidden; }" but the
> "comments" around it.
A filter to hide r
Hi I noticed this strange comment markup in much of Happy Cog's new CSS
/*\*/ #branding a { overflow: hidden; } /**/
What does it do? Not "#branding a { overflow: hidden; }" but the
"comments" around it.
T
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Gavin Jackson wrote:
>> /* \*/
>> * html #tlc, * html #trc {height: 1%;}
>> /* */
> Thanks to all of those that replied to my question
> about the hacks. I'm amazed at the hoops one must
> jump through to get something to display the same
> in all browsers. I can see that this isn't something
>
> /* \*/
> * html #tlc, * html #trc {height: 1%;}
> /* */
Thanks to all of those that replied to my question
about the hacks. I'm amazed at the hoops one must
jump through to get something to display the same
in all browsers. I can see that this isn't something
can be mastered overnight!
The o
> /* \*/
> * html #tlc, * html #trc {height: 1%;}
> /* */
It's actually three hacks combined with the ultimate purpose of
delivering a minimal height exclusively to IE/Win.
/* \*/ = "commented backslash hack" hides rules from IE/Mac, which
doesn't recognize the end of the comment because of a
On 27 Sep 2005, at 10:25 am, Gavin Jackson wrote:
I have a page that I'm pulling apart so I can figure out
how it works as I'm new to CSS but would love to master it.
The style sheet has the following at the top of the file:
/* \*/
* html #tlc, * html #trc {height: 1%;}
/* */
Two hacks in a
Hides CSS from IE5 Mac - called commented backslash hack I think.
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Subject: [css-d] What's this hack for?
I h
It looks like a slight variation on the Stokely Hack for Safari 1.2
(although it works for 2.0, as well). I use it on sites with stricter
clients...however, the star is in the wrong place with your version
(although it may work, I don't know, never tried it that way). If *I* did
it, it would be w
On 9/27/05, Gavin Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a page that I'm pulling apart so I can figure out
> how it works as I'm new to CSS but would love to master it.
>
> The style sheet has the following at the top of the file:
> /* \*/
> * html #tlc, * html #trc {height: 1%;}
> /* */
>
> I
I have a page that I'm pulling apart so I can figure out
how it works as I'm new to CSS but would love to master it.
The style sheet has the following at the top of the file:
/* \*/
* html #tlc, * html #trc {height: 1%;}
/* */
I guess it's a hack for something but can't find any help
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