Foo[bar='XXX'] { CSS goes here}
works in Netscape 6.0 on an xml element Foo when attribute bar='XXX'
Thanks for any help.
Isn't this a step backward???
"John Donnelly" <john.d...@gwinc.com> wrote in message
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Depending on your sources, there is no complete CSS1 implementation as yet.
"[VoiD]*" <berkbirand-at-operamail.com> wrote...
> That's the CSS2 feature called "Value Matching". If that is not available
in
> IE5.5, it would be in IE6, just be patient. By the way I was looking what
> technologies the new IE6 would support. I was choked when I first saw
"CSS1
> and DOM Level 1"!!!
> The current IE5.5 supports CSS2 and DOM Level 2.
>
> Isn't this a step backward???
>
>
> "John Donnelly" <john.d...@gwinc.com> wrote...
IE5.5 supports SOME CSS-2 and SOME DOM-2, it doesn't fully support either.
It also doesn't fully support CSS-1 and DOM-1, so IE6 supporting them is a
step forward, not backward.
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"[VoiD]*" <berkbirand-at-operamail.com> wrote in message
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By the way IE5.5 had splendid new features like Filters, Popups, TextRange
etc (only supported by IE of course). Will IE6 have some cool new objects
too???
"Steve Fulton" <cerbe...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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The refusal to choose is a form of choice; disbelief is a form of belief.
-Frank Barron
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