CSS Problem.

[houndbee]

My CSS does not validate because of this line in the standard template's CSS.

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-moz-border-radius: .0em 0em 1em 1em;

Is there a way to achieve this by using standard CSS tags and not browser specific tags?

[garvinhicking]

My CSS does not validate because of this line in the standard template's CSS.

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-moz-border-radius: .0em 0em 1em 1em;

Is there a way to achieve this by using standard CSS tags and not browser specific tags?

It could be achieved by 'emigrating' the -moz-code to a seperate file and then importing it via JavaScript. This way it would be hidden from the validator, but that's still not the core problem.

The core problem is that browser-devs have used a CSS-incompatible way of specifiying their attributes. IMHO either browsers need to change it or the CSS validator needs to pay regards to that definition...

Regards,
Garvin.

[houndbee]

It could be achieved by 'emigrating' the -moz-code to a seperate file and then importing it via JavaScript. This way it would be hidden from the validator, but that's still not the core problem.

Garv, How would I do this? I tried a couple of methods but couldn't quite figure it out.