Conditional-CSS

Any CSS statement or block can be prefixed by a conditional statement, of which there are three basic types:

  • [if {!} browser]
  • [if {!} browser version]
  • [if {!} condition browser version]

1. // Conditional-CSS syntax examples

2. [if IE] - Used if the browser is IE

3. [if ! Opera] - Used if the browser is not Opera

4. [if IE 5] - Used if browser is IE 5

5. [if lte IE 6] - Used if the browser is IE 6 or less (IE 5, IE 4 etc)

6. [if ! gt IE 6] - Same effect as the previous statement, if not greater than IE 6

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