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CSS for IE 8 Only

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问题 I need to style some items for only IE 8. If I do this:  and then I do:  What will happen? I found this link to a previous SO question which implied that <!--[if IE 8]> means "If IE 8 or lower". Does this mean that using <!--[if IE 8]> will overwrite all <!--[if IE 7

How do you get “IE 6 conditional comments” working?

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问题 i have this markup which works fine: <div id="hd1" class="header headerNotIE6"> i am now trying to put a ie6 specific workaround so i am trying to only have this div if the browser is not IE 6. So i want this line to hit if its IE7, 8 and firefox and chrome. I tried this but it doesn't seem to work in Firefox or Chrome.  is there any "if everything but IE6" conditional comment that works in an html file ?? 回答1: To target

Is it possible to use conditional comments from within a Chrome Frame?

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问题 When using...  .ie8-7-6 .loginForm {display:none;} /* The login form is hidden. */ and .ie8-7-6 .yourbrowserisold {display:block;} /* and some nice graphics appear to indicate it doesn't support IE6, 7, or 8. */ So that works very nicely and I'm providing a link to download Chrome Frame. But now, if Chrome Frame is installed, I would like it to do the oposite.  .chrome-frame

How do you get “IE 6 conditional comments” working?

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i have this markup which works fine: <div id="hd1" class="header headerNotIE6"> i am now trying to put a ie6 specific workaround so i am trying to only have this div if the browser is not IE 6. So i want this line to hit if its IE7, 8 and firefox and chrome. I tried this but it doesn't seem to work in Firefox or Chrome.  is there any "if everything but IE6" conditional comment that works in an html file ?? BoltClock To target any IE except IE6, you use the ! operator: <!--[if !IE 6]> <div id="hd1" class="header

CSS for IE 8 Only

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I need to style some items for only IE 8. If I do this:  and then I do:  What will happen? I found this link to a previous SO question which implied that <!--[if IE 8]> means "If IE 8 or lower". Does this mean that using <!--[if IE 8]> will overwrite all <!--[if IE 7]> css? Will my program know to use <!--[if IE 8]> for only IE 8 and <!--[if IE 7]> for IE 7? It does

OmniFaces conditionalComment not written to HTML output

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问题 I'm using OmniFaces conditionalComment to load a javascript file for IE 6 browsers. On the webiste it says the script should be included in the page as: <script type="text/javascript" src="[JS library]"></script>  This is not valid xml, so can't be used in the JSF xhtml files. Instead I use this: <h:body> <f:facet name=

Is it possible to use conditional comments from within a Chrome Frame?

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When using...  .ie8-7-6 .loginForm {display:none;} /* The login form is hidden. */ and .ie8-7-6 .yourbrowserisold {display:block;} /* and some nice graphics appear to indicate it doesn't support IE6, 7, or 8. */ So that works very nicely and I'm providing a link to download Chrome Frame. But now, if Chrome Frame is installed, I would like it to do the oposite.  .chrome-frame .yourbrowserisold {display:none;} .chrome-frame .loginForm {display:block;} But <!--[if CF]><html class="chrome-frame>

How to serve fonts from different servers for IE users?

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I have users on IE9 who cannot see my custom fonts. First I thought it was a CORS issue, but after some experimentation I believe it is because the security settings are such that IE will not allow any third-party content under any circumstance (this is on a massive conservative enterprise network of managed computers). This might also be an issue on newer versions of IE set to "high" security, I'm not sure. So I think the best solution is to serve fonts directly from my domain for IE users, instead of from the CDN. does this sound like a good approach? how can I do this with conditional

OmniFaces conditionalComment not written to HTML output

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I'm using OmniFaces conditionalComment to load a javascript file for IE 6 browsers. On the webiste it says the script should be included in the page as: <script type="text/javascript" src="[JS library]"></script>  This is not valid xml, so can't be used in the JSF xhtml files. Instead I use this: <h:body> <f:facet name="last"> <o:conditionalComment if="if (gte IE 6)&(lte IE 8)"> <h:outputScript library="js" name=

IE conditional comments with Sass and Bourbon

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I want to serve different fonts to different browsers (see this question ). Is there a slick way to do this with Sass/Bourbon? Here's what I have so far:  @include font-face("myicons", "myicons", $weight: normal, $style: normal, $asset-pipeline: false); <![endif]-->  @include font-face("myicons", "myicons", $weight: normal, $style: normal, $asset-pipeline: true); <![endif]--> This problem it's outside the sass scope, because is just a pre processor, and doesn't have a clue about the browser. Also is outside css scope deciding conditions for different browsers.