I'm not sure on the specifics of the hack you're using, but it should
validate if you put a space after the *.
On 7/5/05, Bruce Gilbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have a couple of lines in my CSS targeting mac IE with:
*htmlbody #wrapper_inner{ width:750px; background-color:#036;
On Jul 5, 2005, at 7:23 PM, Bruce Gilbert wrote:
I have a couple of lines in my CSS targeting mac IE with:
*htmlbody #wrapper_inner{ width:750px; background-color:#036;
padding:0; margin:0; }
the * causes to CSS to not validate due to a parsing error. Is there
any way around this??
Here is
Bruce Gilbert wrote:
*htmlbody #wrapper_inner{ width:750px; background-color:#036;
padding:0; margin:0; }
the * causes to CSS to not validate due to a parsing error. Is there
any way around this??
From a future-proofing perspective, I recommend you try Tantek's
IE5/Mac Band Pass Filter:
Quoting Kenny Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm not sure on the specifics of the hack you're using, but it should
validate if you put a space after the *.
Yes, definitely a space, but if
* htmlbody
is a chain of descendant selectors (with the '' representing a direct
parentchild pair),
what
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is a chain of descendant selectors (with the '' representing a direct
parentchild pair),
what could possibly be the parent of html ?
According to spec, nothing. However all versions (AFAIK) of IE, both Win
and Mac, render their DOM with an anonymous parent to the
