Re: Conditional CSS sections based on property support

> and portions of CSS which are basic enough to work in all browsers will 
> not be enclosed in requirement grouping boxes for browsers with more 
> minimal CSS support compared to the current web browsers.

There aren't any such properties because !important means a user
(as a matter of policy) can disable any property by locking it to
a fixed value.

Also, even colour is not universal as monochrome displays impose limits
and some low colour depth colour displays also impose limits.

> 
> For this to truly work, I think there needs to be a methodology that 
> dictates users to group all styles for e.g. the link styling or the 

They should be doing that already, if their design is properly 
disciplined!

Received on Wednesday, 6 April 2005 21:37:50 UTC