> >@import also helps you if you want to not give MSIE 5/Mac (a
> >discontinued browser that is hard to test for) a stylesheet. MSIE 5/
> >Mac understands
> >@import 'foo.css'; but fails to read @import "foo.css";
>
> I know Christian is aware of this, but just for purposes of the
> archive, he wro
Christian Heilmann wrote:
>@import also helps you if you want to not give MSIE 5/Mac (a
>discontinued browser that is hard to test for) a stylesheet. MSIE 5/
>Mac understands
>@import 'foo.css'; but fails to read @import "foo.css";
I know Christian is aware of this, but just for purposes of the
Christian Heilmann wrote:
> Thierry has come up with a really good approach for supporting as many
> browsers as possible, this might be exactly what you want to achieve:
>
> http://www.tjkdesign.com/articles/branching.asp
Chris -
If it doesn't work for me, I'll proceed with my questions, but at
> I've done some reading on hacks and conditional comments, and am trying
> to plan an everyone-friendly site. The process is a bit overwhelming, so
> I'll start by asking for confirmation of these assumptions ("truths").
>
> Truth #1 - NN4 can render , but can't render @import. If I follow
> a NN4
Hello all.
I created my last couple of site using CSS and html 4.01 strict. For
those sites, I made sure my CSS and HTML were valid and plugged in a
couple of hacks here and there as convenient to help (somewhat)
rendering in quirky or older browsers.
Now I am doing a complete design overhaul
