n00b Saibot wrote:This thing is a bit of surprise for me. can you plz lemme know about the src of this information

http://virtuelvis.com/archives/2004/02/css-ie-only
q11wtq wrote:Something IE got right.
Its actually also wrong, according to the standards.
Lets review: IE has so many CSS problems (that deviate from the standards) that they are documented in websites with over 30 pages of critiques. Websites that formed the reference point for many of the fixes in the upcoming IE7beta2 - so they *are* accurate.
Because of those hideous problems, developers had to hack AROUND Microsoft's inability to follow standards, to try to maintain standards-based codes for all the other browsers that *are* following the rules.
Microsoft, in its infinite wisdom, decided to add a non-standard hack ("conditional comments") to allow authors to add IE-specific hacks to their standards-based-css.
I'd say Microsoft got it just about as wrong as is possible.