Re: at-import
by Gerhard Schoening <g.sch(at)onlinehome.de>
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Hi Pam,
On Friday, November 22, 2002 at 11:16 you wrote:
> Would someone explain to me (or point me to an explanation
> of) the difference between using a linked style sheet and
> and the @import rule?
A first source for an explanation of the practical use might
be http://www.mako4css.com/csstwo.htm - it's part of MaKo's
very useful CSS website.
> When would I use one rather than the other? If I was
> writing for solely newer browsers that recognize @import,
> would I have any reason to use a linked style sheet?
Yes - if you want to keep support for legacy browsers.
> Is there a place in the w3 specs that explains even what
> the '@' symbol signifies?
Don't know, sorry...
Regards,
Gerhard
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