[TYPO3-templavoila] Using conditional comments in TV
Christopher
bedlamminusspamhotel at gmail.com
Mon Jun 5 18:30:42 CEST 2006
Dmitry Dulepov wrote:
> Hi!
<snip>
> If you create template according to standards, you will not
> need conditional comments.
This is not really true. You are much more likely to encounter the
/really/ weird IE bugs /while/ developing according to standards.
Given the number of _fixable_ rendering bugs in various versions of IE
Windows, you will eventually need to use conditional comments--they are,
for example, the simplest way to deliver a separate box-model stylesheet
to IE 5, or to set 'width' for IE while using 'min-width' for other
browsers.
They're also nice to use because they rely on the targeted browser
itself to deliver alternate info--no need for complex browser-sniffing
tools or even TS conditions.
Not that I think the inability to use them in the Templavoila GUI is a
big problem; as everyone always points out, you can just stick them in
the TS:
page.headerData.5 = HTML
page.headerData.5 {
value = @import url(IE_5.css);
value.wrap = <!--[if IE 5]><style type="text/css"> | </style><![endif]-->
}
-Christopher
More information about the TYPO3-project-templavoila
mailing list