Re: [css-d] Strange Results with IE Conditional Comments

Dejan Kozina wrote: > Hi. > Unless I misunderstood you badly, you're expecting IE to read > IE6_default.css INSTEAD of default.css. Well, it won't. > IE will happily load any linked or included stylesheet. The CCs will > only prevent other browsers to load the one inside the comment. > You should

Re: [css-d] Strange Results with IE Conditional Comments

Dejan Kozina wrote: > Unless I misunderstood you badly, you're expecting IE to read > IE6_default.css INSTEAD of default.css. Well, it won't. IE will > happily load any linked or included stylesheet. The CCs will only > prevent other browsers to load the one inside the comment. > You should lin

Re: [css-d] Strange Results with IE Conditional Comments

Hi. Unless I misunderstood you badly, you're expecting IE to read IE6_default.css INSTEAD of default.css. Well, it won't. IE will happily load any linked or included stylesheet. The CCs will only prevent other browsers to load the one inside the comment. You should link the default stylesheet fir

[css-d] Strange Results with IE Conditional Comments

This is very strange. My CSS Conditional comments seem to work but when I add the link code for my default.css (non-IE CSS) into the page (either before or after the conditional comments) IE for some reason also parses the code in default.css and it effects the IE layout as a result First th