Guys,

Just want a dotnetnuke site to work in both firefox and IE8 without resorting to old fashion tables.

Doesn't anyone have issues with the box model anymore?
Saw a post about changing the top line, but dotnetnuke overrides it....

Isn't the best design to design for Firefox and add a css file for IE (even version 8)?
How do you guys also cater for mobile phone browsers or am I missing something?

Simply need to change a skin so it uses another css for all IE browsers.

When one puts this in:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="skin.css" />
    <!--[if IE]>
    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="skin_ie7.css"/>
      <![endif]-->
      <!--[if lt IE 7]>
    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="skin_ie6.css"/>
      <![endif]-->
The condition if IE doesn't appear in DNN 5.4.1!
Sure this worked in 5.0.
Anyway...can edit the .ascx page ... but isn't it best to use the ancient method of editing the .html instead of the .ascx and reparse?
 (sorry - it's just that sitefinity uses master pages and dnn doesn't )
as shown below:
<dnn:STYLES runat="server" id="StylesIE6"  Name="IE6Minus" StyleSheet="css/ie6skin.css" Condition="LT IE 7" UseSkinPath="true" />
<dnn:STYLES runat="server" id="StylesIE7"  Name="IE7" StyleSheet="css/ie7skin.css" Condition="IE" UseSkinPath="true" />