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My page fails CSS Validation due to the divaPOP stylesheet having a trailing comma after some of the selectors. What's that about?
The trailing comma is a css hack that makes those styles work only in IE (including IE7), while all other browsers simply ignore the line entirely. This is part of our work-around for an IE bug that affects multi-line anchor text. If you need your css to Validate, then you can move the styles to a Conditional Comment.
I do want to support IE5mac. Is there anything special I need to do?
In IE5mac, hardcoded onload events in the <body> tag will prevent diva scripts from firing. So to support IE5mac you will need to move those <body> onload events to a window.onload functon. But that's easy. Here's how to move body onload events into windows.onload.