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]]> By: Marlon http://webexpose.org/2006/12/18/internet-explorer-7-and-important/comment-page-1/#comment-76219 Marlon Sun, 10 Jan 2010 05:59:48 +0000 http://webexpose.org/2006/12/18/internet-explorer-7-and-important/#comment-76219 Internet Explorer 8 is really good. This browser is very very stable and i have been using it for quite a while without blue screens or crashes. Internet Explorer 8 is really good. This browser is very very stable and i have been using it for quite a while without blue screens or crashes.

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]]> By: NightCrawler03X http://webexpose.org/2006/12/18/internet-explorer-7-and-important/comment-page-1/#comment-10747 NightCrawler03X Wed, 28 Nov 2007 21:56:18 +0000 http://webexpose.org/2006/12/18/internet-explorer-7-and-important/#comment-10747 p.fun {color:#990000;} body[id=variable] p.fun {color:#fedaeb;} This is another solution for getting one style in IE 5.x/6.x, and one that other browsers will get. IE 5.x/6.x do not support "body[id=variable]", so they will ignore rules on it. Thus, IE 5.x/6.x will get a color of "#990000", and firefox (as an example) will get "#fedaeb". This is a great advantage to web designers because it means that you can use absolutely bleeding-edge techniques that you know will work on all other browsers, but you can override these rules (only for IE) so that IE doesn't get a messed up display. Firefox will see "body [id=variable] p {}" and override "p {}", while IE will only see "p {}". The neat thing about this is that it won't mess up IE7 because it will do the same thing as firefox/opera/etc, that is, override "p {}". The downside is, yeah, you still have to be careful with the limitations of IE7. If someone would find another parsing bug for IE7, one that can be exploited like the one you mentioned, that would be great. p.fun {color:#990000;}
body[id=variable] p.fun {color:#fedaeb;}

This is another solution for getting one style in IE 5.x/6.x, and one that other browsers will get.

IE 5.x/6.x do not support “body[id=variable]“, so they will ignore rules on it. Thus, IE 5.x/6.x will get a color of “#990000″, and firefox (as an example) will get “#fedaeb”.

This is a great advantage to web designers because it means that you can use absolutely bleeding-edge techniques that you know will work on all other browsers, but you can override these rules (only for IE) so that IE doesn’t get a messed up display.

Firefox will see “body [id=variable] p {}” and override “p {}”, while IE will only see “p {}”.

The neat thing about this is that it won’t mess up IE7 because it will do the same thing as firefox/opera/etc, that is, override “p {}”.

The downside is, yeah, you still have to be careful with the limitations of IE7. If someone would find another parsing bug for IE7, one that can be exploited like the one you mentioned, that would be great.

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