Hiding Css From Validator

[Kaula]

Hey guys,

 

I'm using some css,

 

filter:alpha(opacity=0);

-moz-opacity:0;

 

to add some opacity fade-ins to some links. Its completely compatible in the browsers I want them to work in and in Opera it just doesnt use any fade in so thats fine and still works.

 

The problem is that those two lines wont validate with w3c's css validator because they are browser specific and not supported, is there a way I could hide the lines from validation?

 

Thanks

[Kaula]

nevermind! I used javascript to write the lines that I didnt want parsed by the validator.

 

Thanks

[TCH-Bruce]

Glad you found a solution.

[carbonize]

Don't forget that a CSS file can be anything including a PHP file. You could of just used php for the css file and told it not to show the relevant lines when the W3C user agent was visiting. Irrelevant now I know but thought I would pass it on.

[TCH-JimE]

Nice solution!

 

JimE