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Distinguish FF/IE7/IE6/IE5.5/IE5 code recommendations through CSS Hack_Experience exchange

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#fx { 
 display: none; 
 border: 3px double #999; 
 width:300px; 
 height:200px; 
 padding:10px; 
} 
#ie6{ 
 display:none !important; 
 display:none;/*ie5*/ 
 font-size:54px; 
 border:10px solid #CCC; 
 padding:100px; 
} 
#ie6/**/{ 
 display:block; 
 display /*ie5.5*/:none; 
} 
#ie7 { 
 display:block !important; 
 display:none;/*ie5 & ie6*/ 
 background-color:#69f; 
 border:1px dashed #63c; 
 padding:50px; 
 width:200px; 
 height:150px;

} 
*:lang(zh) #ie7{ 
 display:none !important; 
} 
*:lang(zh) #fx{ 
 display:block !important; 
}

-->

#example{color:red ;} 
* html #example{color:blue;} 
*+html #example{color:green;} 
</style>

<div id="fx">This is the effect under FireFox or Opera</div>
<div id="ie6">This is the effect under IE 6</div>
<div id="ie7">This is the effect under IE 7</div>

<div>The following is a simple example of distinguishing FF/IE6/IE7</div>
<div id="example">This line of text should be red under FF, blue under IE6, and green under IE7. </div>

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