If I want to add padding based on the browser the user is viewing the page in, is there a way in CSS that I can do something like:
if IE do padding:5px; else if not IE do padding 10px;
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If I want to add padding based on the browser the user is viewing the page in, is there a way in CSS that I can do something like:
if IE do padding:5px; else if not IE do padding 10px;
Here is a great reference: Quirksmode.org Conditional Comments.
Although the control structure is in the markup and not the CSS, it accomplishes your goal and is usually considered the best practice when serving browser-specific stylesheets.