CSS IE6/7/8, Firefox, Safari, chrome, and opera hack

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• CSS hack1: differentiate IE6/7/8 from other browsers
• CSS hack2: For IE6 and IE7
• CSS hack3: For IE6
• CSS hack4: For IE7
• CSS hack5: For IE8
• CSS hack6: For Firefox
• CSS hack7: for opera
• CSS hack8: For Safari and Google Chrome

There are many articles about IE6/7/8, Firefox, Safari, chrome, and opera CSS hack on the Internet. However, I think it is too complicated to give a CSS hack induction table that I cannot understand, otherwise, a lot of code is provided to illustrate the problem, which is not easy to learn and use. I have summarized the CSS hack usage methods of IE6/7/8, Firefox, Safari, chrome, and Opera based on my usage. I hope it will be useful to you.

CSS hack1: differentiate IE6/7/8 from other browsers

Add "\ 9" (not including double quotation marks) after the CSS code attribute value, for example:

123	#div {margin-top: 15px\9;}

* In this way, the "margin-top: 15px" attribute can only be read by IE6/7/8 browsers.

CSS hack2: For IE6 and IE7

Add "*" (not including double quotation marks) before the attribute name of the CSS code, for example:

123	#div {*margin-left: 15px;}

* In this way, the "margin-left: 15px" attribute can only be read by IE6/7.

CSS hack3: For IE6

Add "_" (not including double quotation marks) before the attribute name of the CSS code, for example:

123	#div {_width: 15px;}

* In this way, the "width: 15px" attribute can only be read by the IE 6 browser.

CSS hack4: For IE7

Add "! Important "(not including double quotation marks), for example:

123	#div {height: 18px !important;}

* In this way, the "height: 18px" attribute can only be read by the IE 7 browser.

CSS hack5: For IE8

Add "\ 0" after the attribute value of the CSS code (it is a slash plus zero, not including double quotation marks), such:

123	#div {background: green\0;}

* In this way, the "Background: Green" attribute can only be read by the IE 8 browser.

CSS hack6: For Firefox

Write the CSS code for Firefox between the braces of the following CSS Function
@-Moz-document URL-prefix () {/* CSS Code */}, for example:

123	@-moz-document url-prefix(){#main {background: red; }}

* In this way, the HTML element with the ID number "Main" will only display the "Background: Red" effect in Firefox.

CSS hack7: for opera

Write the CSS code for opera in the braces of the following CSS function.
@ Media all and (-WebKit-Min-device-pixel-ratio: 10000), not all and (-WebKit-Min-device-pixel-ratio: 0) {/* CSS Code */}, such:

123	@media all and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio:10000), not all and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio:0){#content {background: url(http://guandian.co/logo.jpg) no-repeat center top;} }

* In this way, the HTML element with the ID "content" only displays the effect of "Background: URL (http://guandian.co/logo.jpg) No-repeat center top" in opera.

CSS hack8: For Safari and Google Chrome

Write the CSS code for Safari and Google Chrome between the braces of the following CSS function.
@ Media screen and (-WebKit-Min-device-pixel-ratio: 0) {/* CSS Code */}, for example:

123	@media screen and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio:0){#picture {background: url(http://guandian.co/mypic.gif) no-repeat center top;}}

* In this way, the HTML element with the ID "picture" only displays the effect of "Background: URL (http://guandian.co/mypic.gif) No-repeat center top" in Safari and Google Chrome. However, if the safari and Google Chrome kernel versions are different, the CSS display effect may also be different.

The above is my own CSS hack. However, due to my limited technical skills, there are still many incomplete or unreasonable aspects. Please come up with me. Thank you.

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