Last modified: 2011-06-01 16:30:03 UTC
Warnung: 'important' erwartet, aber 'ie' gefunden. ';' oder '}' zum Beenden der Deklaration erwartet, aber 'ie' gefunden. Deklaration ignoriert. Quelldatei: http://www.myserver.org/phase3/load.php?debug=false&lang=en&modules=mediawiki.legacy.commonPrint%2Cshared%7Cskins.vector&only=styles&skin=vector&* Zeile: 1
They are only warnings, and they are for css rules that should only be applied to certain Intern Explorer versions. It behaves as intended.
(In reply to comment #1) > They are only warnings, and they are for css rules that should only be applied > to certain Intern Explorer versions. It behaves as intended. usually, these warnings do make sense. And there are many. They often indicate, that a spurious "," or ";" can break or broke the process flow somehow. I don't like css or js warnings.
(In reply to comment #2) > usually, these warnings do make sense. And there are many. They often indicate, > that a spurious "," or ";" can break or broke the process flow somehow. I don't > like css or js warnings. This is part of a hack we use to apply certain CSS rules only on IE. The rule looks something like foo: bar !ie; . In all non-IE browsers (and IE 8 and higher), if an exclamation mark (!) is not followed by 'important', the rule is considered invalid and ignored (and a warning thrown, apparently; these are the warnings you're seeing). IE 7 and below, on the other hand, don't care and just apply these rules anyway. Sometimes, we use CSS hacks that cause warnings in compliant browsers. That's a fact of life, and we're not gonna spend a lot of time trying to keep warning logs clean.
