Netscape 4 workaround for non-external CSS?

[Jonathan Vaughan]

Hi.

I have an html file which I want to be readable offline, so its CSS
declarations are made inside the <style> tag. Predictably, the page
looks terrible in Netscape 4.

I know about the '@import' hack to make NN4 ignore CSS, but given that i
need this file to be self-contained, is there any other workaround I can
use?

Thanks in advance

Jon

[Jonathan Vaughan]

In article <87************@dinopsis.dur.ac.uk>, Chris Morris wrote:

Jonathan Vaughan <jo***************@mashed.turnip.org.uk> writes:

I know about the '@import' hack to make NN4 ignore CSS, but given that i
need this file to be self-contained, is there any other workaround I can
use?

http://www.w3development.de/css/hide_css_from_browsers/
Probably the /*/*/ hack from
http://www.w3development.de/css/hide...browsers/more/
is the best for restricting the effects outside of NS4.

Thanks. It looks asthough that'll do exactly what I need.

Jon

[Thomas Scholz]

Jonathan Vaughan gestand:

I have an html file which I want to be readable offline, so its CSS
declarations are made inside the <style> tag. Predictably, the page
looks terrible in Netscape 4. I know about the '@import' hack to make
NN4 ignore CSS, but given that i need this file to be self-contained,
is there any other workaround I can use?

p { border: 1px solid red}
html p { border: 1px solid blue}

<p>This paragraph has a red border in Netscape Navigator 4.x only.</p>

Thomas

[Philipp Lenssen]

Jonathan Vaughan wrote:

I know about the '@import' hack to make NN4 ignore CSS, but given
that i need this file to be self-contained, is there any other
workaround I can use?

IIRC you can also use media="all" or media="print, screen" (if that's
OK for your page).

[Jonathan Vaughan]

In article <bi************@ID-203055.news.uni-berlin.de>, Philipp
Lenssen wrote:

Jonathan Vaughan wrote:

I know about the '@import' hack to make NN4 ignore CSS, but given
that i need this file to be self-contained, is there any other
workaround I can use?

IIRC you can also use media="all" or media="print, screen" (if that's
OK for your page).

Thanks for posting this. I don't know whether this'll fix my NN4 problem
(expect it will, though), but it should defninitely fix another problem
I was having with printing the page. I didn't realise <style> has a media
attribute.

Thanks again

Jon