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However, most browsers fail to
match it correctly. In Firefox 2 and earlier versions, and Safari 2 and earlier versions,
the selector input[disabled=""] matches the element above. In Opera 9.2, the
selector input[disabled="true"] matches the element above. Internet Explorer 7
doesn??™t seem to recognize attribute selectors for minimized attributes at all.
In Internet Explorer 7:
?–  If the closing square bracket of an attribute selector, ], is immediately followed
by an element type selector, the rule is parsed as if there??™s a descendant
combinator??”that is, a space??”between the selectors, instead of failing as it should.
?–  Some DOM attributes, such as className, are treated like HTML attributes.
Safari versions up to and including 3 will always ignore the case of HTML attribute
values, even for attributes that are, in fact, case sensitive.
Firefox versions up to and including 2, will ignore the case of some attributes that
should be compared in a case-sensitive manner: for example, the id and for
attributes.


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