Re: Is there any way to define style rule which will work for Operabut not for Firefox ?

[marss]

On Apr 30, 1:46 pm, "Rik Wasmus" <luiheidsgoe... @hotmail.comwro te:

Is this purely theoretical, or are you trying to solve a specific problem?
Targeting browsers is a tedious and unreliable practise, so when and where
you can I'd highly recommend finding a way for valid, normal CSS being
correct for all browsers. I usually adhere to that, save for occasionally
a very few MSIE<7 rules in MSIE conditionals. I've never encountered the
need to distinguish between Opera & FF (or FF & Safari or Opera & Safari
for that matter).

It is the real project with the large stylesheet.
I agree that the difference between Opera and Firefox is not too
large, however it exist. Without specific adjusting for Opera it
creates an impression of slipshod work :(

Mykola

http://marss.co.ua

[John Hosking]

Re: Is there any way to define style rule which will work for Operabut not for Firefox ?

marss wrote:

On Apr 30, 1:46 pm, "Rik Wasmus" wrote:
>

>Is this purely theoretical, or are you trying to solve a specific problem?
>Targeting browsers is a tedious and unreliable practise, so when and where
>you can I'd highly recommend finding a way for valid, normal CSS being
>correct for all browsers. I usually adhere to that, save for occasionally
>a very few MSIE<7 rules in MSIE conditionals. I've never encountered the
>need to distinguish between Opera & FF (or FF & Safari or Opera & Safari
>for that matter).

>
>
It is the real project with the large stylesheet.
I agree that the difference between Opera and Firefox is not too
large, however it exist. Without specific adjusting for Opera it
creates an impression of slipshod work :(

Writing separate code for each browser gives me the same impression,
more quickly.

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[Jonathan N. Little]

Re: Is there any way to define style rule which will work for Operabut not for Firefox ?

John Hosking wrote:

marss wrote:

>It is the real project with the large stylesheet.
>I agree that the difference between Opera and Firefox is not too
>large, however it exist. Without specific adjusting for Opera it
>creates an impression of slipshod work :(

>
Writing separate code for each browser gives me the same impression,
more quickly.
>

Ah, but job security! ;-)

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Jonathan
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