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css class names in IE 6

Started by Mihai · 9 months ago

I just realized today that IE 6 class names must not start with something else other then [a-zA-Z]. So don't you dare name your classes  like _class1 cause it will not work in IE6.
It works well in Firefox 2.0, IE7, opera and safari and that will just make it harder when you'll tr ... Continue reading »

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  • vassy

    2 years ago

    but you can start a class in IE6 with a number and in Firefox you can't; anyway IE6 can be a pain in the ass sometimes.
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  • Mihai

    2 years ago

    AFAIK w3c specs say you can't start ca class name with a number so I guess IE is selective about what part of a standard it implements. I would not start a class name with a number anyway... it just doesn't seem natural.
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