This text will be green if the rule has been applied.
#testElement {
voice-family: "\"}\"";
voice-family: inherit;
color: #00cc00;
}
Because IE 6.x will behave like IE 5.5 if it is in quirks mode, any hack used to account for the differences in behaviour between IE 6 in standards mode and Win IE 5.x will not work as planned. Be sure that your HTML document will be interpretted in standards mode in IE 6 if you are going to use this hack (or others like the High Pass Filter, Simplified Box Model, or Inline High Pass Filter).
Tantek's suggestion to follow this hack with a child selector rule which he calls the Be-Nice-To-Opera-5 rule implies that Opera 5 won't apply the Tantek Box Model hack. However, it appear that all CSS-capable Opera browsers can. So a second rule is not required for Opera. A second rule is required for IE5.0 Windows, though.
In IE 5.0, the rule immediately following this hack will be ignored. One could deal with this by following this hack with a child selector hack with the same declarations as suggested by Tantek. An empty rule (#empty {}) could also be used if the child selector hack is not needed.
Causes a Javascript error.
None.
