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If you look at the second conditional comment, it will not be parsed as a comment in browsers without conditional comment support. In other words, it will corr
by wycats 14y ago
If you look at the second conditional comment, it will not be parsed as a comment in browsers without conditional comment support.
In other words, it will correctly use jQuery 2.0, like any other browser without conditional comment support.
- seldo 14y agoIt's a conditional conditional comment. I feel ill.
- deleted 14y ago[deleted]
- WickyNilliams 14y agoIt's known as a downlevel revealed conditional comment. You will see it in use in the HTML5 boilerplate. That said, I echo your sentiment, it is an immensely horrid syntax. For more info: http://css-tricks.com/downlevel-hidden-downlevel-revealed/ http://css-tricks.com/downlevel-hidden-downlevel-revealed/