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I have some CSS style that does not work in IE and that works on ff and chrome. I want to be able to use if else. But can PHP ifelse be included in the .css file for me to achieve?
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I dont want two .css files for the purpose
Thanks
Jean
You could use conditional comments to hide a CSS file from other browsers.
If you really want to decide which CSS to serve, server-side, then you could look at parsing the user agent string to determine which browser is being used; but beware, that can effortlessly be fake – some browsers even let you pick what they’ll identify as out of the box, so you might end up with false positives.