Using the HTML IF condition to load in the appropriate CSS for the client’s browser. Importantly the conditional comment only work for Internet Explorer, but can be used to detect the different versions. This is very useful because all of the IE browsers render CSS and HTML differently, which is why it can be so challenging make a site work the same across browsers. Read more
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Format styles for standard HTML elements
Posted on Sunday, June 6th, 2010 in CSS
Below is a small and simple CSS style sheet for formatting all HTML elements.
This will improve cross browser compatibility and create consistency through your web site. Especially when you have designed a site for a client and they have chosen to maintain it, who knows what tags they will use. This will hopefully prevent the client from have odd looking bits on their site. Read more