Bill Brown/Jessica Weinberg wrote:
> ... Expressions finds min-height
> with the proper syntax, but not the others (go figure). My tests indicated
> that
> other browsers ignored the special IE spelling, but I also used conditional
> comments to hide it anyway (since I need CCs to hide the expression).
Bill, I am clueless when it comes to scripting.
* {
height: expression( ... ? ... :auto);
...
wouldn't that let the costs of this function get too height in longer
documents with many elements, as every element has to be parsed?
I have inserted your set of expressions in a long document (the
onhavinglayout one, in the head section of the file, without declaring
any minHeight).
My standalone IE6 at least lost any performance in scrolling and
resizing. Selecting a paragraph was delayed to 4 seconds.
Maybe I did something wrong.
Ingo
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