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That's CSS, with embedded JS, which is relatively non standard.
by richardwhiuk 8y ago
That's CSS, with embedded JS, which is relatively non standard.
- cstejerean 8y agoIt’s very non-standard, it was IE only until they dropped it in IE8, but it was one of the features being abused to make up for other css features that IE6 or 7 lacked.
- Zalastax 8y agoSure, but my point still stands: figuring this out doesn't require arcane knowledge, contrary to what was suggested. The code inside the expression looks like standard JS. The downvotes and your reply suggests I should have communicated more clearly.