Using multiple classes within selectors. Pretty much definitive guide to using multiple classes in a CSS selector, including problems with IE 5 and 6 and one way of addressing them using conditional comments.
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Using multiple classes within selectors. Pretty much definitive guide to using multiple classes in a CSS selector, including problems with IE 5 and 6 and one way of addressing them using conditional comments.
For anyone who isn't aware of it: the IE7 library (http://dean.edwards.name/IE7/) provides a fix for this issue (and many others affecting older versions of IE). This library may not be suitable for use in all environments, but can help for as long as you need to support these browsers.
Mark W - 12th November 2007 00:05 - #
...or maybe you could just place your more specific selectors (curved corners) before the less specific one (straight corners) so that it overrides the previous rules in IE5 and IE6, while other browsers correctly use specificity-based priority? (not tested though...)
Thomas Broyer - 21st November 2007 10:52 - #