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  • #31512

    I was reading this post, and it seems that there is a way to target everything except IE:
    https://css-tricks.com/how-to-create-an-ie-only-stylesheet/

    But I really need to know if (and how) I can use it to target everything except just IE6 and 7 (since IE8 and 9 got it right, and I don’t want to lose functionality for good web browsers).

    Thanks a lot, I really wonder if something like this will do the job:



    Thanks again! :D

    #62725

    It’s not just about CSS. I have a button rollover animation through jQuery that doesn’t display correctly in IE6 and 7, so I prefer using the classic CSS rollover for them. But I just don’t know how to make them ignore the jQuery file… any idea? If you could give me the code would be great!

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    Johnnyb
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    Try googling ‘jquery.support’

    #62715
    jamygolden
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    You can put code in the ie6-and-7 stylesheet to affect every browser. You can then override that with the style.css stylesheet.

    Effectively you are able to target IE6 and 7 only even though it’s a bit of a work around.

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