the CSS standard offers several enhancements including:

element:content, element:before and element:after

These will allow you to replace or append html content via the CSS.
I'm modifying a CSS for SPS, and am trying to figure out how, if
possible, I can modify some of the content via the stylesheet rather
than changing the templates themselves.

None of those CSS tags work in IE6. Any thoughts on how I could do it?
Is it possible, with CSS, to add some jscript code to a document? Any
ideas on how to replace content with a stylesheet?

Thanks!

Mike

Gazing into my crystal ball I observed "Mike" <mpearl1@gmail.com> writing
in news:1141762908.180721.311390@v46g2000cwv.googlegr oups.com:

There is always IE7 (the javascript that makes IE6 behave like a modern,
conforming browser) and IE7 beta, but who knows how long that is going to
take to become final and how many people are going to be willing to pay for
a new operating system so they can use an updated browser.

You might also want to Google for some CSS/javascript hacks to do what you
want.

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