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Against various versions of the browser hidden skills of CSS IX

  We all know that the browser is a difference between, a lot of people in the use of XHTML + CSS web production means have time for this tremendous headache.    These differences in the impact of the work requires a lot of skills, the "hidden CSS" is a very important aspect of skills (or even the most important).    The main idea of this technique is that using some form of certain browser hide certain override the CSS rules. 

  This article is not to teach you how to use this technique, it is for a certain CSS based design and development, I assume that you have used some hidden CSS rules approach.    Here are the methods available and want to be hidden rules of browsers out, for everyone in peacetime work readily available. 

  In this large exterior of the nine listed, I would call him "Dugujiujian" I hope you can help on the busy: - D 

  Note: This form contains the original w3development.de. 

  Browser @ import url ("…")import url (…)import "…" media = "" @ mediacommentattributechildTantek 

  Amaya 5.1 Winx xxx 

  IE 3 Winxxx xxxx 

  IE 4 Winxxx xxxxx 

  IE 5 Win xxxx 

  IE 5.5 Win xxx 

  IE 6 Win xx 

  IE 4.01 Macx xxxxx 

  IE 4.5 Macx xx x 

  IE 5 Mac xxx 

  Konqueror 2.1.1 x 

  Mozilla 1.0 

  Netscape 4.xxxxxx xxx 

  Netscape 6.01 

  Netscape 6.1 

  Netscape 6.2 

  Opera 3.60 Win x 

  Opera 4.02 Win 

  Opera 5.02 Win 

  Opera 5.12 Win 

  Mac Opera Tech Preview 3 

  Table after reading this my first reaction was: Mozilla and Opera Zhenai God also.    Only one of the oldest rules of the Opera will be a version of work, so after we talked about the hidden rules basically not consider the Mozilla and Opera.    Listed below are the nine "Jianfa" tactics at the same time on the side of the note, I also recommend the use of personal occasions.    Attention, and I commend you may not necessarily consistent with the demand, the use of control before you above forms. 

  @ Import url ( "") 

  @ Import url ( "global.css") 

  The old version (version of less than 5) browser hidden rules. 

  @ Import url () 

  @ Import url (global.css) 

  On the old version of the Windows platform (version of less than 5) browser hidden rules. 

  @ Import "" 

  @ Import "global.css" 

  On the old version of the Windows platform (version of less than 5) browser hidden rules. 

  Media = "" 

  <link Href="global.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" media="all"/> 

  Netscape 4.x hidden on the rules. 

  @ Media 

  @ Media all ( 

  … / * * The rules need to hide / 

  ) 

  If we only consider IE and NN it is only 4. X version hidden rules. 

  Comment 

  # AnySelector / * * / (color: # f00;) 

  This is the precision-guided missiles.    Only IE5 and the following version of hidden rules.    So if IE5 and IE5.5 to separate definition of the rules, then the tables. 

  Attribute 

  P [id] (color: # 0f0;) 

  Another precision-guided missiles.    If we do not concern the old version of the browser, it is only to hide IE rules.    Selector on the property for more information, click W3C documents. 

  Child 

  P> span (color: # 00f;) 

  Ditto basic, but some version of the Mac platform IE support of the rules. 

Tantek

  (P # tantek 

  Voice-family: "\") \ ""; / * Analysis of a certain browser bug * / 

  Voice-family: inherit; / * In this following the rules will be ignored * / 

  Color: # f00; 

  ) 

  CSS famous hidden skills of all "non-modern" browser hidden rules. 


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