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I have written some CSS which targets elements using the parent > child selector. Specifically for tables so I can apply certain styles to the headers and footers like this
table > thead > tr > th ... table > tbody > tr > td ... //there are other uses in the css as well This works great, except in IE6. What is my best approach for unfactoring this css to support IE6?
Usually you can just remove the ‘>’ and it will work. It’s a matter of how your CSS and HTML is written. I’d give it a shot.