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HTML5 and External IE only Style Sheet

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Hello and Greetings....

 

I have a question about HTML5 and External CSS Style Sheets for IE Only, and too it's Conditional Link.

 

I know that with HTML5 the Links to External Style Sheets have been modified, shortened that is. But, what about the Conditional Link to an External IE Style Sheet Only? Has that stayed the same, or has that as well been modified?

 

And too, when one creates an IE Only Style Sheet for older versions of IE, does one have to include all of the CSS or just that that needs to be adjusted to allow for a clean look in the older versions?

 

Thank You....

Edited by MartyBoi

I know that with HTML5 the Links to External Style Sheets have been modified, shortened that is. But, what about the Conditional Link to an External IE Style Sheet Only? Has that stayed the same, or has that as well been modified?

Has it? The doctype is shorter but AFAIK the stylesheet link codes are the same.

And too, when one creates an IE Only Style Sheet for older versions of IE, does one have to include all of the CSS or just that that needs to be adjusted to allow for a clean look in the older versions?

 

Conditional comments only need the styles that are different. Place the cc AFTER the main stylesheet link or head section style tags so that it is processed last.

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