I must use an IE-specific style sheet say, once in every ten websites I develop. And even then, it's only to tidy up a pixel's difference in padding or whatever.
Bogdan Pop - 15 years ago
I try to avoid using hacks, and so far so good. I think I haven't used a CSS hack for more than a year now. It costs way cheaper to plan and avoid the problem than to fix it.
Yes ... but conditional comments are not considered "hacks" are they? I do use those quite often though.
I havn't used the * hack in a couple of years now :D
Sander - 15 years ago
By using some "reset" rules in my stylesheet, the only problems I usually have left over are IE6 specific (margin/float/hasLayout related bugs and trouble with with PNGs).
I must use an IE-specific style sheet say, once in every ten websites I develop. And even then, it's only to tidy up a pixel's difference in padding or whatever.
I try to avoid using hacks, and so far so good. I think I haven't used a CSS hack for more than a year now. It costs way cheaper to plan and avoid the problem than to fix it.
Depends on the project ... but if I must, I use the conditional comments.
Yes ... but conditional comments are not considered "hacks" are they? I do use those quite often though.
I havn't used the * hack in a couple of years now :D
By using some "reset" rules in my stylesheet, the only problems I usually have left over are IE6 specific (margin/float/hasLayout related bugs and trouble with with PNGs).