Re: Cross-Browser Scripting

Star Dot Star wrote:

Somewhere, I picked up a little code snippet

That has been a common way of getting into troubles from about year 1995. Of course, it was common before that too, but much fewer people played with code.

I have found this particularly helpful for design
considerations where seperate tweaks are needed
for IE vs non-IE code rendering.

It's particularly helpful if you want to write pages that depends on minor versions and modes of browsers. The usual way to get into such a trouble is to try to achieve something pixel-exact.

Or is this script ok to use, despite W3C's apparent
disdain for it?

It has nothing to do with scripting. If you don't know the different between stylesheets and scripting, you should probably refrain from trying either of them before you have read some nice, friendly, but factually correct and accurate tutorial on web authoring. Well, maybe just _any_ tutorial.

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Yucca, http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/

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