Need help defining IE specific stylesheet with Zen Starter-kit and Conditional Stylesheet Module I need help defining a conditional IE stylesheet in my .info file.

I am using the Zen starterkit as my base theme, and I have the conditional stylesheet module installed and enabled. I have added an ie.css file added to my css directory along with my other stylesheets. In that ie.css file, I have changed the background to an obnoxious color to confirm when the stylesheet is being used appropriately.

However, I have been struggling with what I need to put in my .info file. I have researched as much as I could and read the help.txt file multiple times.
I just want this stylesheet to target IE. I do not want to create one for each version. This site will not support ie6 and ie7 anyways.

Here is what I currently have defined in my .info file for it:

stylesheets-conditional[if IE][all][] = css/ie.css


I have also tried this that just results with that stylesheet loading for all browsers:

stylesheets-conditional[!IE][all][] = css/ie.css


So far with all of my attempts, I can either get it to act as a normal stylesheet, having it override my other styles, or not having it load at all. Is there something I need to add in my page templates that I am overlooking?

I have this in the head of my html.tpl.php as well (I have my actual theme name in there):

&lt;!--[if IE]&gt;&lt;link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="sites/all/themes/THEMENAME/css/ie.css" /&gt;&lt;![endif]--&gt;


Other resources that I have used: 

1) Conditional Stylesheets Set-up: Using the Module

2) Add conditional stylesheet CSS for internet explorer only (not trying to use this method)
If this link is in your head it is like if the css file is in a folder under the currrent one. You need a first backslash: &lt;!--[if IE]&gt;&lt;link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/sites/all/themes/THEMENAME/css/ie.css" /&gt;&lt;![endif]--&gt;

As you can see in the answer you linked the definition in .info file has to look like

stylesheets-conditional[IE][all][] = css/ie.css


not

stylesheets-conditional[if IE][all][] = css/ie.css


(I just have it from this answer - never used this module). Honestly I would not install a module just to add conditional comments for IE. It is easier and saves performance eating module to put them simply into the html.tpl.php - you just have to keep the right paths.

stylesheets-conditional[!IE][all][] = css/ie.css


Makes absolutely no sence - I do not know if this module could interprete that. But at least no browser in the world would read a css file in such a conditional comment: every browser except IE ignores conditional comments. So you tell the only browser who reads them that this file is notfor it to use... you got it :)