Feed different CSS rules to IE5.0, 5.5 and 6.0
Sometimes you just have to resort to the hacks; this bit of code will let you feed three separate values for the same property to each of the three common flavors of IE on Windows:
The first value will be applied by IE5.5, the second by IE5.0 and the third by IE6.0. The order is important; mix them up and it won't work. The "* html" on the selector ensures that only IE on Windows will see any of the values (since it mistakenly thinks there's a higher root element above html).
This was constructed from the table of CSS hacks at dithered.
* html whatevertherestofyourselectorwouldbe { property/**/: value; property: /**/ value; p\roperty: value; }
The first value will be applied by IE5.5, the second by IE5.0 and the third by IE6.0. The order is important; mix them up and it won't work. The "* html" on the selector ensures that only IE on Windows will see any of the values (since it mistakenly thinks there's a higher root element above html).
This was constructed from the table of CSS hacks at dithered.