Tony Crockford wrote:
Snipped lots of CC's
so that really old browsers get unstyled content and any IE hacks are
filtered into alternative stylesheets.
works for me.
and having caught up with my reading, the use of CC's seems to be
frowned upon.
since I mostly use the CC's for max width
Tony Crockford wrote:
and having caught up with my reading, the use of CC's seems to be
frowned upon.
I can't see why - as long as CC's are used to serve a minimal number of
fixes to _old_ IE/win versions. Old browsers are fixed in time.
It is when one starts a design-process by preparing
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Tony Crockford wrote:
and having caught up with my reading, the use of CC's seems to be
frowned upon.
I can't see why - as long as CC's are used to serve a minimal number
of fixes to _old_ IE/win versions. Old browsers are fixed in time.
It is when one starts a
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link?
style @import?
Which do you use, for what, and why?
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On Mon, Feb 05, 2007 at 03:19:52PM +, Barney Carroll wrote:
link?
style @import?
Which do you use, for what, and why?
Unless you have need @import's weird support in browsers for some CSS
parser hack, link - since it feels silly to have a stylesheet that
contains nothing but a
I use link with relative path directories, I think it is quicker than
importing a file with a full URL but I have never been sure about this.
A relative URL using link should be quicker, especially when I load
seven stylesheets. Good question, I bet there are better answers.
Tim
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Barney Carroll wrote:
link?
style @import?
Which do you use, for what, and why?
In document: 'link' with relative path.
I use 'style' for adding page-specific, and often media-dependent,
styles, but do not use @import in documents.
- All browsers understand 'link', and some don't
Barney Carroll wrote:
link?
style @import?
I use style with the @import directive so I can plug document specific
rules or files using the *same* element.
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Barney Carroll wrote:
link?
style @import?
Which do you use, for what, and why?
here's what I do:
!-- import complex style sheet hides from older browsers --
style type=text/css media=screen
@import /styles/layout.css;
/style
!-- begin conditional
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
In document: 'link' with relative path.
I use 'style' for adding page-specific, and often media-dependent,
styles, but do not use @import in documents.
- All browsers understand 'link', and some don't understand anything else.
- I do not separate browsers on this level.
Kat wrote:
I'm beginning to think modular css using @imports are actually quite
smart, not just for re-use reasons but also because if you do need to
support really old and dodgy browsers (sometimes it happens to the
best of us) you can create stylesheets for those, and then over-rule
them in
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