Cool. So we'd only need to use these selectors in an external CSS file, and it should work?
I'm usually adding manually some extra classes for IE6 for these kind of things (when they cannot be avoided at all). So I am making sure that it applies only to the elements I need fixing. Is the performance hit big? (I'm guessing it takes some cpu time to parse all style sheets for some selectors, add classes and events, and new CSS rules (with the new classes) On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 11:54 PM, weepy <jonah...@gmail.com> wrote: > Plugin for jQuery providing native support for missing CSS in IE. > Currently provides: > > * E > F (direct descendant) > * :hover (normally only available to a tags) > * E + F (sibling) > * [rel=attr] (attribute selection) > * :first-child and any other selectors containing : and supported > by jQuery > * :focus > * plus others > > blog post => > http://blog.parkerfox.co.uk/2009/11/12/css-in-your-face-only-ie-need-to-apply/ > > source => http://github.com/weepy/cssie > -- Andrei Eftimie http://eftimie.com +40 758 833 281 Punct http://designpunct.ro
