IE-Transparency with CSS

Sent by Zoe M. Gillenwater on 3 November 2005 22:10

Christian Montoya wrote:

>Considering conditional comments are not valid, 
>

Just a nitpick for the benefit of newbies... Conditional comments *are* 
valid.  Every user agent other than IE recognizes them as regular valid 
HTML comments.  This is why you can stick invalid stuff inside them and 
the validator doesn't complain -- it doesn't read the contents of these 
comments.

Christian, I'm sure this is what you meant, but I wanted to clarify for 
the sake of others who are new to conditional comments. :-)

Zoe

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Zoe M. Gillenwater
Design Services Manager
UNC Highway Safety Research Center
http://www.hsrc.unc.edu

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Message thread:

• IE-Transparency with CSS - Abyss Information, 2nd November 2005 21:18
  • IE-Transparency with CSS - Ross, 2nd November 2005 22:40
  • IE-Transparency with CSS - Zoe M. Gillenwater, 3rd November 2005 12:40
  • IE-Transparency with CSS - Michael Hulse, 3rd November 2005 12:51
    • IE-Transparency with CSS - Christian Montoya, 3rd November 2005 20:59
      • IE-Transparency with CSS - Zoe M. Gillenwater, 3rd November 2005 22:43
        • IE-Transparency with CSS - Christian Montoya, 3rd November 2005 23:21
          • IE-Transparency with CSS - Zoe M. Gillenwater, 4th November 2005 12:22
            • IE-Transparency with CSS - Gunlaug_Sørtun, 4th November 2005 16:02
            • IE-Transparency with CSS - Christian Montoya, 5th November 2005 00:43
  • IE-Transparency with CSS - Gerhard Hoogterp, 3rd November 2005 23:27