Re^3: Author-based Stylin'

I beleive that the reason that wasn't heavily used the last time we revamped the CSS was that not all browsers supported it (and i believe the offender was IE but i could be very very wrong. ;) )

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Re^4: Author-based Stylin' by bart (Canon) on Mar 19, 2006 at 11:11 UTC
Still, there's the fact that not all types of lines can appear everywhere. For example, you won't see chat lines in a node. Ditto with the RAT lines. At least these three cases are mutually exclusive. So, there probably already is, or should be, a container that can identify what kind of line you're seeing. Combining the container class with the author id as a class, should be enough to unambiguously identify the kind of span you're seeing, and it should even work in MSIE.	[reply]

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Re^4: Author-based Stylin'
by bart (Canon) on Mar 19, 2006 at 11:11 UTC

So, there probably already is, or should be, a container that can identify what kind of line you're seeing. Combining the container class with the author id as a class, should be enough to unambiguously identify the kind of span you're seeing, and it should even work in MSIE.

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