Hi dorayme

On 31 Mar, 02:41, dorayme <doraymeRidT...@optusnet.com.au> wrote:

> I find it easy enough to add an IE sheet and conditionally link it in
> the head of the html.

My problem is that I'm finding some conditional css definitions are
needed just for IE5.5, others for IE6 and below, and still others for
IE7 and below, which means a potential requirement for up to three
conditional stylesheets (although Ben has just ed me get rid of
the "IE7 and below" one, unless I encounter another bug that applies
to IE 7 and below).

I'm already using a conditional stylesheet for IE5-specific styles,
but I do like the idea of using the * html hack to obviate the need to
have an "IE6 and below" conditional stylesheet as well; and it would
also be nice if there were a safe and reliable "IE7 and below" hack as
well, in case I find another bug that applies to IE7 and below but not
to IE8 beta.

I take your point about conditionals within the html body being very
useful at times.

Dave