@import CSS

[nmbweb]

Having recently redeveloped our [url]http://www.newmediaboutique.com[/url] site using
XHTML Strict and CSS, I've noticed a number of other sites using the @import
method for their css.

What are people's thoughts on @import against just linking to a CSS file?

[Murray *TMM*]

Using @import will hide the stylesheet from Netscape4x. If @import is used
exclusively, then NN4x will see a completely unstyled page. This is a good
thing.

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"nmbweb" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Having recently redeveloped our [url]http://www.newmediaboutique.com[/url] site using
> XHTML Strict and CSS, I've noticed a number of other sites using the
> @import
> method for their css.
>
> What are people's thoughts on @import against just linking to a CSS file?
>

[nmbweb]

Thanks, the site now uses @import as we feel its the best way to avoid problems in Netscape 4.x

Updated a few other bits and pieces too.

[marjort]

Also you can use two stylesheets - one for nn4 and one for everybody else. <Impor>t the one for everybody else and <link> the one for nn4.