Re: [css-d] conditional comments in css

On Tue, 31 May 2005 12:16:10 -0400, anthony croshaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: When ever I try and use conditional comments to get rid of a problem in IE, I get the text of the comment at the top of the page - anyone know why this is? Feed CSS from an external file: or enclose declaration

[css-d] conditional comments in css

When ever I try and use conditional comments to get rid of a problem in IE, I get the text of the comment at the top of the page - anyone know why this is? Also, I have started to use child selectors instead, as IE ignores these, is this considered worse practice than a conditional comment? Thank