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CSS max-width emulation in IE

A look at using IE's dynamic expressions to simulate the max-width property.

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This is easy to say, but almost always impossible to do.  The only time using dynamic expressions makes sense is when you have total control over the page and the ability to specifically identify the item you need to test.  I’m trying to manage the rudely gigantic graphics people incessantly send to their friends on MySpace.  The images have no identifier that I can use with dynamic expressions.  Yes, MySpace stinks for not giving people the ability to control abuses of their system, but Microsoft stinks more because they arrogantly refuse to follow standards.  This whole issue would disappear if Microsoft ever implemented the max-width property.

#1: jb on 08/28 at 07:36 PM
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