Re: [css-d] Alternative ways of serving Holly Hack to IE

2006-08-27 Thread Jono
> > I'd stick to the conditional comment method - you're bound to need more than just this one IE "hack" as the site progresses. Better yet, create a style sheet for IE only (ie.css) and add all of your IE hacks to that style sheet, then add the following to each page: If you put all your I

Re: [css-d] Alternative ways of serving Holly Hack to IE

2006-08-27 Thread Al Sparber
> I am wondering if it is better to serve by this in the stylesheet: > or by this in the head element of page: > > HasLayout, what the "Holly" hack fixes, is only necessary for IE Windows. The above conditional comment should be all you need. I would, however, serve it to lte IE 6 and wait unt

[css-d] Alternative ways of serving Holly Hack to IE

2006-08-27 Thread matt1027
I have a that requires a the Holly Hack (height: 1%) in order to work correctly in IE. At least IE6 requires it, I haven't checked the 5s. I haven't checked MacIE either so I'm not sure if I really need to hide it from that one either. Does anyone know if I need to hide it from that one? I