I'm not sure I can apply that here - if I'm understanding correctly I could use that technique to show the .gif additionally, but only in IE browsers; I don't see how I could use it to replace the .png altogether.
If you also use a conditional comment to hide the PNG in IE6 - so you end up using two conditional comments: one hidden-by-default one around the GIF, showing only in <= IE6 (i.e. of the form ) and another shown-by-default one showing in >= IE7 and in third-party browsers, of the form STUFF . (If that makes sense?)
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If you also use a conditional comment to hide the PNG in IE6 - so you end up using two conditional comments: one hidden-by-default one around the GIF, showing only in <= IE6 (i.e. of the form ) and another shown-by-default one showing in >= IE7 and in third-party browsers, of the form STUFF . (If that makes sense?)