Well it should work in IE, I know IE doesnt support content property anything other that?
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Well it should work in IE, I know IE doesnt support content property anything other that?
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contentproperty:But as you point out, this is part of CSS 3 and is not supported by IE. In the meantime you will need to compensate by using JavaScript.