IE 6 or other browser

[mysticwater]

Hi,

I was wonder if it is possible to add an "if...." statement to cover the case of a user using IE 6 or some OTHER terrible browser (my opinion) to go on my site (http://www.rblog.net16 .net/) ?

Can this be done with HTML coding?

Thanks.

[Frinavale]

HTML is simply a markup language to indicate how the browser should display/render the data. There are no logical statements in HTML (no "if-statements").

You would have to use JavaScript or you would have to detect which browser was connecting to your server-side code in order to use an "if-statement".

-Frinny

[JKing]

There are conditional comments which you can implement. They are most often used to include an IE specific stylesheet.

Here's a link that explains them Conditional Comments

[Ramil Alcibar]

Option 1:
I would recommend Paul Irish' IE Conditional Comments but take note it's only for IE.

Option 2:
Use CSS Hacks - lacks some browser targeting but IE's the only headache, no?

Option 3:
Use CSS Browser Selector - you can target almost all browser including its version and even OS. But useless if the user turn off JavaScript. In that case, you can use PHP CSS Browser Selector.