Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 15 2008 | css, development, ie6Quoted: The Star-HTML Hack
The star-HTML hack is based on a bug of IE6’s DOM. The correct implementation for a HTML document would be to have the <html> element as the root element, but for some reason IE6 has a hidden element as the root element, which has the <html> element as its child.
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Because of this mysterious parent element in IE6, we can use the descendant selector to apply CSS rules to IE6 only.
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For instance, the * html p selector tells user agents to apply a style to a <p> element, which is a descedant of the <html> element, which is a descendant of any element.
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