Thursday 10 November 2005 — This is nearly 19 years old. Be careful.
An awesome table of all of the known CSS Hacks, and which browsers see which. If you don’t know what I’m talking about: CSS Hacks are the dirty underbelly of Cascading Style Sheets, where the differences in CSS implementation in the different browsers are worked around by exploiting differences in the parsers to have certain rules exposed only to certain browsers. Yuk!
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CSS, like San Dimas High School Football, rules.
.red{color: red;}
.ie-only.red{color: blue;}
Comes out blue in IE because IE can't handle the intersection of multiple classes and treats the last class as if it were the only class.
Ned, CSS is what it is, but man alive, is it helpful.
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