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CSS Display Properties and IE hasLayout Triggers
February 25, 2008 at 11:39 pm | In css2.1, css3, trident | Leave a CommentTags: conditional comments, css2, css3, display, hasLayout, workarounds
Here’s a few references that explain the different CSS display properties as well as the
workarounds to render them consistently across browsers using hasLayout triggers,
CSS extensions, and conditional comments:
CSS3 Display Properties
CSS2 Display Properties
IE6 hasLayout Triggers Matrix
Effects of hasLayout
hasLayout Overview