But in the IE-specific style sheet, how should I write the code? For example, if I had to use _width: 740px in my primary style sheet to make it work in IE, would I format it the same way (with the underscore) in the new iestyle.css file? Or do I just format it as I would normally?
I’m having the same problem with validation. I have _most_ of the CSS working in IE6, using the underscore hack. If I want to eliminate hacks using IE conditionals, do I need to copy all of the hacks into a new style sheet and link that in the conditional comment? And if I do need to copy them into the comment, I’m assuming I write it as a regular style sheet, without the underscores? Or will simply undoing all the margins, padding, and borders in the conditional comment eliminate the need for all those margin, width, and padding hacks?
