Dynamic Properties
Between versions 5 and 7, Internet Explorer has supported a proprietary syntax for applying CSS properties which change dynamically, sometimes referred to as CSS expressions. Dynamic properties are typically combined with other hacks to compensate for unsupported properties in older versions of Internet Explorer.
div { min-height: 300px; /* simulates min-height in IE6 */ _height: expression(document.body.clientHeight < 300 ? "300px" : "auto"); }Read more about this topic: CSS Filter
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