J Junior Well-known member Apr 15, 2011 #1 Code: .concealed a, .cloaked, .cloaked a { text-decoration: inherit !important; color: inherit !important; *clear:expression( style.color = parentNode.currentStyle.color, style.clear = "none", 0); I'm not to keen on the expression part of css, so I'm curious what is doing here.
Code: .concealed a, .cloaked, .cloaked a { text-decoration: inherit !important; color: inherit !important; *clear:expression( style.color = parentNode.currentStyle.color, style.clear = "none", 0); I'm not to keen on the expression part of css, so I'm curious what is doing here.
Forsaken Well-known member Apr 15, 2011 #2 Junior said: Code: .concealed a, .cloaked, .cloaked a { text-decoration: inherit !important; color: inherit !important; *clear:expression( style.color = parentNode.currentStyle.color, style.clear = "none", 0); I'm not to keen on the expression part of css, so I'm curious what is doing here. Click to expand... If I remember correctly, its to make things work correctly with IE6/7. Upvote 0 Downvote
Junior said: Code: .concealed a, .cloaked, .cloaked a { text-decoration: inherit !important; color: inherit !important; *clear:expression( style.color = parentNode.currentStyle.color, style.clear = "none", 0); I'm not to keen on the expression part of css, so I'm curious what is doing here. Click to expand... If I remember correctly, its to make things work correctly with IE6/7.
