I've gotten PIE to work just fine, but I would like to use the CSS "behavior" rule in a conditional stylesheet, to avoid every browser having to download the 27K htc file. That, I have not gotten to work. I've used the conditional IE tags in my document head:



Then, inside the IE style sheet, I have targeted the #element directly, and added the rule. I've tried it relative to the html file (as instructed), and relative to the css file, neither of which work. The PIE.htc file happens to be in the same folder as the css files.

Is there a way to get that to work?

Thanks,
Jamie

This should be possible, but first a note: only IE recognizes the 'behavior' CSS property, so only IE downloads the .htc file. All other browsers will simply ignore it, so there's no download penalty. This might affect your decision to pull this out into a IE-only stylesheet.

That said, I think your conditional comment logic is flipped. The snippet you pasted is saying include the stylesheet if *not* IE.

HA! Good catch. Thanks!