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<?php
//post without border to see what happen
$tool = 'Source Code Formatter';
$auther = 'Amer Gerzic';
//all syntax highlight is using inline css
?>

I did set up border, and wanted to see if I can apply css to it, then after the template change, I only need to update css file.

ie hack

As an web developer, I wish there was only one browser, then we should not worry about the crossing browser compatible issue. But on the other hand, if there was only one browser, then it would be a very bad thing for the end user. So web developers are talking about ie-hack or firefox-hack, or opera-hack. But most of developers probably like firefox more than IE, who start from Firefox, and then test, tweak and fix css problem on another browser. So do I.

If don’t want to write a separate css file for IE using conditional comments, then you might use a simple character hack.