@co_ador posted a new topic, subject "How can I target the CSS for each browser?". It read:

   I know internet explorer use conditions to target it's different version and I am all set with that, Now I have found some differences in between, Mozzila firefox, google Chrome and safari. How could I target those browsers as internet explorer use condition to target it's different versions.
    
    Thank you.

After which, @felgall added

    You can't target specific browsers for CSS other than Internet Explorer (where it can be done using conditional comments in the HTML).
    
    Usually the differences between browsers is caused by your not having set a value where the browser defaults are different so once you identify what the cause is and set an appropriate value for it the difference between browsers should disappear.

After which, @PicnicTutorials added

    (all browsers) http://www.tvidesign.co.uk/blog/CSS-Browser-detection-using-jQuery-instead-of-hacks.aspx  
    (all browsers) http://green-beast.com/experiments/php_browser_sniffer.php  
    (IE Only) http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/target-ie.php

@co_ador replied

    @fegall it means I have to check each different browser style sheet? How can I find the browsers style.
    
    @eric thank you for the info.

Then @RyanReese said

    IEs stylesheets are hidden. Noone konws where they are. There are rumors it is hidden deep within the registry.
    
    FIrefox, it is found within the firefox folder, it is called html.css (I forget what other information since it has been a while)
    
    Safari I believe also gives a stylesheet (look in the safari folder in program files for Win OS)
    
    I haven't found Operas and I haven't looked to find Chromes (though that and Safaris are very similar considering they are both webkit)


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