dojo.uacss ¶

since:	V1.4

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dojo.uacss
- Introduction
- Usage

Introduction ¶

By doing a dojo.require(“dojo.uacss”) CSS classes will be added to your document’s <html> tag. The classes include:

Browser and browser version
- dj_ie: Internet explorer
- dj_ie6: Internet explorer version 6
- dj_ie7: Internet explorer version 7
- dj_ie8: Internet explorer version 8
- dj_ie9: Internet explorer version 9
- dj_opera: Opera
- dj_khtml: KHTML
- dj_safari: Safari
- dj_chrome: Google Chrome
- dj_ff3: Firefox version 3.x (including 3.5 and 3.6)
browser category
- dj_webkit: Any webkit based browser (notably Google Chrome and Safari)
- dj_gecko: Mozilla based browser (notably Firefox)
browser functionality
- dj_quirks: Browser is running in quirks mode rather than standards mode
- dj_iequirks: Internet explorer is running in quirks mode rather than standards mode
- dj_contentBox: standard sizing, where style=”...” tag refers to size of the content box
- dj_borderBox: behavior of IE6 and IE in quirks mode where style=”...” refers to the size including padding and border
BIDI If the document is in right-to-left mode (for Arabic and Hebrew text), then it has the
- dj_rtl: RTL mode

flag. In addition, the classes from above are repeated with -rtl appended. For example, running on IE6 in RTL mode will produce the following classes on <html>:

dj_ie dj_ie7 dj_iequirks dj_borderBox
dj_rtl dj_ie-rtl dj_ie7-rtl dj_iequirks-rtl dj_borderBox-rtl

Usage ¶

Simply require the module:

// Dojo 1.7(AMD)
require(["dojo/uacss"], function(){
    // write your code here
});

// Dojo < 1.7
dojo.require("dojo.uacss");

And then reference the class names from CSS rules, etc:

.dj_iequirks .foo {
     zoom: 1;
 }

dojo.uacss
- Introduction
- Usage

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