Since Trident 6 and earlier does not support any CSS2 selectors, creating a rule that older IEs ignore is simple:
html>body selector { properties }
Since Trident 6 and earlier ignore all but the last class selector, prefixing a class with a dummy class that doesn't occur in the document can be used to create a rule that only old IEs use:
.IE6.class { properties }
Media Queries allow different stylesheets to be used based on the settings and capabilities of the device, such as visible height, width, or color depth. Presto was the first engine that supported this standard, WebKit and KHTML followed in 2006.
JSSS is a technology only implemented in Netscape 4.x.
<link rel="stylesheet" title="Style Name" type="text/javascript" href="/path/ns4style.js" />
The behaviors module of CSS, meant to embed JavaScript expressions, was implemented by Internet Explorer (Windows only) in anticipation of a standard that never materialized.
div { height: expression('50%'); /* Win IE only */ }
div { width: 500px; width: expression( document.implementation ? '500px' : '512px' ); /* adjust Win IE 5.x */ }
div { width: expression( this.parentElement.offsetWidth / 2 ); /* Win IE formulas */ }
tags.body.fontFamily= 'Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif';
tags.body.fontSize= '10pt';
with(tags)
{
h1.color= h2.color= '#606';
h1.fontSize= '12pt';
h2.fontSize= caption.fontSize= '11pt';
}
with(classes)
{
info.div.backgroundColor= '#E5E5E5';
info.div.borderColor= '#696969';
info.div.borderStyle= 'solid';
info.div.borderWidth= '3px';
}
with(ids)
{
body.fontSize= widebody.fontSize= '10pt';
navbar.fontSize= '9pt';
footer.fontSize= '7pt';
}
contextual(classes.info.div,tags.h5).color= '#969';
contextual(classes.info.div,tags.h5).fontSize= '12pt';