@import for stylesheets vs <link>

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Saturday 12 March 2005 2:05:14 am - 2 replies

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Xavier Dutoit	Sunday 13 March 2005 4:48:41 am I use @import instead of link as the most buggy browsers (Netscape 4 for instance) don't understand the import statement and therefore won't use the css (and screw the layout). This being said, as NE4 market share is probably very close to 0, I doubt this trick is very useful anymore. Legacy habit I suppose. P.S. Seen your modifications on ezenhancedobjectrelations: congrat ! http://www.sydesy.com
Gabriel Ambuehl	Sunday 13 March 2005 4:52:08 am Ah so that's why it looks entirely unstyled in NS4. Personally, I stopped giving a shit for NS4 users (same for IE4, both are well below 1% market share). Half the web doesn't look anywhere right to them anyway, so why should I spend double the time for the few lost souls? Thanks ;-) Visit http://triligon.org

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Sunday 13 March 2005 4:48:41 am

I use @import instead of link as the most buggy browsers (Netscape 4 for instance) don't understand the import statement and therefore won't use the css (and screw the layout).

This being said, as NE4 market share is probably very close to 0, I doubt this trick is very useful anymore. Legacy habit I suppose.

P.S. Seen your modifications on ezenhancedobjectrelations: congrat !

http://www.sydesy.com

Gabriel Ambuehl

Sunday 13 March 2005 4:52:08 am

Ah so that's why it looks entirely unstyled in NS4. Personally, I stopped giving a shit for NS4 users (same for IE4, both are well below 1% market share). Half the web doesn't look anywhere right to them anyway, so why should I spend double the time for the few lost souls?

Thanks ;-)

Visit http://triligon.org

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