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the_eggwhiteHmm.
I've got one of those awkward CSS situations that would be really, really easy if it wasn't for IE6. I have a form that I need to style. It already exists, and I'm expanding it with a whole new batch of functionality. Unfortunately, I think that to do this sensibly, I'm going to need to change stuff that already exists... but I don't know how far reaching these changes will be. I need to change some stuff that's done with IDs to be done with classes instead... but I don't know how far reaching the changes will be. I also know that the ID of the original is also being used by javascript...
I may have to just add a whole crapload of IDs to do the same thing in multiple places, just so I don't break what's already there.
I've got one of those awkward CSS situations that would be really, really easy if it wasn't for IE6. I have a form that I need to style. It already exists, and I'm expanding it with a whole new batch of functionality. Unfortunately, I think that to do this sensibly, I'm going to need to change stuff that already exists... but I don't know how far reaching these changes will be. I need to change some stuff that's done with IDs to be done with classes instead... but I don't know how far reaching the changes will be. I also know that the ID of the original is also being used by javascript...
I may have to just add a whole crapload of IDs to do the same thing in multiple places, just so I don't break what's already there.
