That's exactly javascript, and C#, and C++, I believe.

> It's also weird that the 599 doesn't have a px
> and lacks quotes.

Not really - it's the numeric value that is returned by the
document.body.clientWidth, so I don't think either would make sense.

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"danrodney" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I wasn't familiar with the ie expressions, so thanks for that tip, as well
>as
> the note about the borders. I don't need a border now, but it's a good
> thing to
> remember.
>
> The syntax of the expression is not much like actual javascript, so I
> assume
> that
> document.body.clientWidth < 599 ? "600px" : "100%"
> would be translated roughly as:
> if the element is less than 599 make it 600px, otherwise make it 100%.
> Weird
> that they choose those characters for separators since they aren't similar
> to
> any javascript I have written. It's also weird that the 599 doesn't have a
> px
> and lacks quotes.
>
> I also put this line of CSS in an IE conditional comment so the code will
> validate.
> Thanks for the !
>