Sent by Leszek on 24 January 2005 23:11
>Andy Budd wrote:
>
>>Eric A. Meyer wrote:
>>
>>>For example, I know there are documents out there with my name on
>>>them that recommend using 'link' to associate basic, NN4.x-friendly
>>>styles to the document, and '@import' to bring in the more advanced
>>>stuff that IE5.0 can handle. I would no longer recommend doing that.
>>
>>
>>>The old-timers, of course, keep plodding along using the same archaic
>>>tools they learned back in the day.
>>
>>
>>Interesting. I do the link/import thing mostly out of habit, although
>>I'm not sure I'd call myself an old timer :-) What's the current
>>wisdom on this one then?
>
>
>I'm guessing what Eric meant is that he just imports all screen styles
>and leaves NN4 with unstyled text -- the path that many web developers
>take nowadays. Once again, this is a personal preference. I sometimes
>use a link element to give NN4 basic styling, and sometimes not.
>
>Zoe
Personally, I always use a link element to point to a basic style sheet, and
from there import any other styles I want. Hence, if I want NN4 styles, I
just stick those straight in there, and keep the rest imported via a link.
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