You can add your IE Mac specific styles to a separate stylesheet and import it like so:
\/*
@import "/static/luna/luna_ie5mac.css";
*/
</style>
I have just about given up coding for IE5 Mac now. Us Mac users are enough of a minority as it is without worrying about a minority browser too. It is surpisingly CSS compliant but very ugly compared to the newer alternatives.
I can't remember what the default Dock icons were in 10.3 when I installed it - was IE5 in the Dock or was Safari the only browser? If IE5 is not in the Dock the 'average' user is unlikely to find it, let alone use it :).
Code:
<style type="text/css"> \/*
@import "/static/luna/luna_ie5mac.css";
*/
</style>
I have just about given up coding for IE5 Mac now. Us Mac users are enough of a minority as it is without worrying about a minority browser too. It is surpisingly CSS compliant but very ugly compared to the newer alternatives.
I can't remember what the default Dock icons were in 10.3 when I installed it - was IE5 in the Dock or was Safari the only browser? If IE5 is not in the Dock the 'average' user is unlikely to find it, let alone use it :).
