As a developer you know how painful this IE shit is. If you are required to change a large amount of css classes just for IE 7/8 then it’s better to create a file with ie7.css or ie8.css and include the css file in your application. That will overwrite all classes for your IE 7/8 only and well don’t forget to keep “!important” to get the priority over existing properties.
But, what if you just want to change only one or 2 properties just for IE?
As an example let’s say you want to keep height of a DIV for IE8 in “auto” but for other browsers you want to keep it like height:10px; this is how we can do it…
.something {
height:10px; /* will work for rest of the browsers except IE8*/
height /***/: auto9; /* this will just change the IE8*/
}
And what about IE7 ? just modifying the above class
.something {
height:10px; /* will work for rest of the browsers except IE7*/
*height: auto /* this will just change the IE7*/
}
Cool! i liked to get these hacks from online, certainly not a very good practice but hey, it’s not bad to use some hack instead of getting lost in nowhere?
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