Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
> At a guess, their code for implementing adjacent selectors (which is
> part of the new IE 7 code and thus not yet thoroughly testes)
TESTED! I meant TESTED, dammit!
Hell of a Freudian slip though...
Nick.
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Kenny Graham wrote:
> just curious... I know served as XML, the comments should be
> completely ignored, but if it's served as text and parsed all
> SGML-ish, are comments supposed to count as nodes? I'm one of the
> lucky young ones who never dealt with the fun old ways of spacer gifs
> and table
just curious... I know served as XML, the comments should be
completely ignored, but if it's served as text and parsed all
SGML-ish, are comments supposed to count as nodes? I'm one of the
lucky young ones who never dealt with the fun old ways of spacer gifs
and table layouts, so I haven't a clue.
>> CSS wouldn't be fun without IE.
> Does IE7 style a HTML comment?
[...]
Guess IE7 has to count in comments, since some might be conditional ones
that it shouldn't miss.
Also: if IE7 ignored comments (as it should) then all those nice 'quirks
mode' triggering comments in and around the DTD would
Ingo Chao wrote:
>
> h1+h2 {color:green}
>
> h1+*+h2 {color:red}
>
>
> test h1
>
> This h2 should be green.
>
> IE7 (build 5346.5, April 25) renders the h2 in RED.
>
> http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/ie7apr25_sibling.html
>
> CSS wouldn't be fun without IE.
Does IE7 style a HTML comment?
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
> On Apr 29, 2006, at 8:13 AM, Greg Reimer wrote:
>
>> Is the correct behavior that CSS adjacent sibling selection should NOT
>> be affected by HTML comments? I ask because IE7 adjacent sibling
>> selection fails when an HTML comment intervenes between the adjacent
>> s
On 4/29/06, Philippe Wittenbergh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you tried to put them on separate lines ?> test
>
> other text
Yep, I tried that, and as many variations as I could think of. I'm
assuming that IE7 is behaving incorrectly. I submitted a bug against
it in their public bug/feedbac
On Apr 29, 2006, at 8:13 AM, Greg Reimer wrote:
> Is the correct behavior that CSS adjacent sibling selection should NOT
> be affected by HTML comments? I ask because IE7 adjacent sibling
> selection fails when an HTML comment intervenes between the adjacent
> siblings. For example h1+h2 won't se
Is the correct behavior that CSS adjacent sibling selection should NOT
be affected by HTML comments? I ask because IE7 adjacent sibling
selection fails when an HTML comment intervenes between the adjacent
siblings. For example h1+h2 won't select
texttext in the most recent IE7 beta.
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