* Safari will read
* Opera will read
* Firefox won't read
* IE6 won't read
Or even a series of filters to achieve this. The difficulty is that FF seems
to read the same things as S and O.
Something like this should work
/* all browsers will see this - that's all Safari needs */
selector { ... original ... }
/* Now feed a different value to Firefox/Mozilla */
selector:lang(en) { ... new ... }
/* Unfortunately Opera 7.5+ sees that, so we need to set it back
Fortunately, media queries come to our rescue
only Opera 7.5+ currently supports them */
@media all and (min-width: 0px) { selector:lang(en) { ... original ... } }
/* Last, deal with IE */
* html selector { ... new ... }
A working example can be seen at
http://www.fu2k.org/alex/css/cssjunk/iefirefoxhack
NB. I wouldn't put it past Safari to support selector:lang() in the
not too distant future. The same caveat has to be added about media
queries for both Safari and Firefox.
So far I've only checked the bible at
http://www.dithered.com/css_filters/css_only/index.php - if anybody knows of
a better site (doubt it) let me know too.
Nope. Though it's fallen a little behind the times, it's still the
best roundup out there. In my opinion.
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