Sam Trenholme wrote:
You know, I would actually prefer it if Dillo does *not* fix this bug. It would be nice to have a "hide from Dillo" HTML trick up my sleeve for doing web design. For example, Dillo renders tables differently than how Netscape/Firefox/MSIE renders tables. It would be nice to be ale to make HTML code like this:
<!-- Hide this table from Dillo -- ><table width=800><tr><td><!--end hide table -->
If Dillo fixes this bug, I will have to figure out some other way to hide my HTML from Dillo (or be unable to make my web pages look good in Dillo-- MSIE's CSS is just too primitive for me to completely get rid of tables)
- Sam
Hello Sam, you are right - it's useful, but it is a hack. It's just hiding Dillo's style of table rendering (which is now being rewriten). I think we should follow specs. Maybe this tiny CSS hacks will help you: http://wellstyled.com/css-underscore-hack.html #item { color: black; /* style for all browsers */ _color: red; /* style for all IE/Win browsers */ _color/**/: orange; /* style for IE/Win 5.5+ browsers */ _co\lor: yellow; /* style for IE/Win 6.0+ browsers */ } I found that comment bug when I was passing by Acid2 test with dillo (http://webstandards.org/act/acid2/). Michal Nowak