Browser-Specific Styles with the Dojo Toolkit
Every JavaScript library aims to cure the pain of dealing with cross-browsers JavaScript issues. The Dojo Toolkit takes that a step further by trying to help you deal with cross-browser CSS issues. Dojo features a file called “uacss.js” which adds CSS classes to the page’s HTML element to allow you to more easily write browser-specific CSS. Lets take a look at how Dojo attempts to help us write more maintainable CSS.
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