What about a @media browser-base filtering of CSS ? It should be greater than hacks to repair browsers bugs. http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-mediaqueries/ : So, if we aks UA to implements a "media_feature" with its name, it will be true only for the render engine, and not for other ones. @media (gecko) { /* This will be available for gecko-based browsers only */ } @media (gecko > 2.0) { /* This will be available for gecko-based browser with gecko's version smaller than 2 */ } Proposed rendering engine : - trident, webkit, gecko, presto Non-conforming browser will use none of theses @media block because "gecko","trident", ... will be false. << Media queries involving unknown media types are always false. >> What are you thinking of it ? Fremy Fremy :: Developpement Web (JavaScript + ASP.Net; XHTML; CSS2) Mon blog de développement personnel Les Forums Developpez.com Le site Codes-Sources.com
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