Matthias Gutfeldt wrote: | --- ecd [EMAIL-REMOVED]> wrote: | > now, on to the topic at hand: how to protect old browsers from | > included styles? (not really sure if that's the right term) | | linked with the LINK element: external or linked stylesheet | in the STYLE element: embedded stylesheet | in the style attribute: inline stylesheet <snip> embedded! yes! that's it! | Johannes Koch lists several reliable methods to hide styles from | broken browsers like the latest Internet Explorer version. See | <http://pixels.pixelpark.com/~koch/hide_css_from_browsers/>. that's exactly what i needed. thanks! now i'll have like 8 different <style> elements in my <head>, each protecting the old browsers from themselves. | > is the best way to go including the file anyway, since i | > don't really want to work for someone who isn't online at | > all times (though i know anyone with a laptop isn't) AND up- | > to-snuff on the current browsers, or should i leave out the | > fancy stuff and leave nothing for the browser to break? | | Don't let yourself be dazzled by technology. It's not proof of | competence if someone is online all the time; it just means he's got | a permanent connection to the internet, like everybody else nowadays. | And using the latest browser doesn't prove it's a competent webdesign | company; it only proves they have someone who knows how to install | software. right, right; i didn't really state my case clearly. i want to have A file to send, and i want it to work EVERYwhere, and i want it to be SMOKIN in the newest browsers. does this sound like a possibility or a pipe dream? thanks again. -- ecd code artist - ubergroove.com edge team leader - jaggedpeak.com friend of the traffic lights - every time i drive
