Another approach to propping up selector support in legacy browsers is the SuperSelectors plugin I wrote a while back. It uses jQuery’s excellent CSS selector functionality to add support for a wide range of selectors, in any browser that’ll run jQuery. Classnames are totally customizable, and as of a week or so ago, it’ll even create the necessary CSS for you – so your stylesheets can be as pristine as your markup.
Chris Patterson
Another approach to propping up selector support in legacy browsers is the SuperSelectors plugin I wrote a while back. It uses jQuery’s excellent CSS selector functionality to add support for a wide range of selectors, in any browser that’ll run jQuery. Classnames are totally customizable, and as of a week or so ago, it’ll even create the necessary CSS for you – so your stylesheets can be as pristine as your markup.
Source is at http://github.com/chrispatterson/jquery-super-selectors – suggestions & patches are always welcome.