Behavior

behavior Support Key: [*IE5*]	Other Dynamic Content Properties
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What is it?: The Behavior property specifies one or more space separated URLs indicating script(s) to attach to a CSS selector. Behaviors allow the default functionality of a given element to be extended. Using simple CSS syntax that allows script to be separated from style and content, CSS behaviors offer a fairly elegant and efficient way to re-use script code.

Allowed Values
[Script URL]
[IE5]: Type: Explicit; Syntax: url([URL]); Description:
Provides an absolute or relative URL reference to the Behavior.
[#Object ID]
[IE5]: Type: Explicit; Syntax: url(#[Object ID]); Description:
The Behavior is a binary implementation. This syntax consists of a pound sign ("#") followed by an OBJECT element ID within the document that instantiates the binary implementation.
[Default Behavior]
[IE5]: Type: Explicit; Syntax: url(#default#[Behavior Name]); Description:
Quite a few default behaviors ship with Internet Explorer 5.0. This syntax allows each default behavior to be easily referenced.

Syntax: Selector { behavior: ([Script URL] | [#Object ID] | [Default Behavior]) ([Script URL] | [#Object ID] | [Default Behavior])* }

Example: Ext/Doc: blockquote { behavior: url(hilight.htc) url(#behaveBinObject) }; In-Line: <blockquote STYLE="behavior: url(hilight.htc) url(#behaveBinObject)">To
be or not to be, that is the question</blockquote>

Browser Peculiarities

Internet Explorer 5.0 ships with a number of default behaviors. Consult the Microsoft reference pages for more information on these default behaviors in IE.