If you create Dreamweaver templates for yourself or clients and have pages in multiple subdirectories, you’ll notice Dreamweaver fails to update the relative path to the IE stylesheets if you use conditional comments for them. Because they’re comments, Dreamweaver ignores them. Luckily, Dreamweaver has a plethora of parameters to get around almost any problem, so here’s how we fix this one:
<!– TemplateParam name=”ie6″ type=”URL” value=”../stylesheets/ie6.css” –>
<!– TemplateParam name=”ie7″ type=”URL” value=”../stylesheets/ie7.css” –>
<!–[if IE 6]><link rel=”stylesheet” href=”@@(ie6)@@” type=”text/css”
charset=”utf-8″ /><![endif]–>
<!–[if IE 7]><link rel=”stylesheet” href=”@@(ie7)@@” type=”text/css”
charset=”utf-8″ /><![endif]–>
Put that into your master template and you should be good to go!
I searched all over Google for a fix to this problem and none was to be found, so I hope people are able to find this one.
One Comment
Lee: The code probably isn’t working because WordPress took some of it out so it would show up correctly. Just make sure all the comments are formatted like as opposed to one dashes above. What exactly do you need clarifying?
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