What are some ways to get around IE7's absurd 32-stylesheet limit?
I just worked out, by trial-and-error, that IE 7 has an upper limit of 32 stylesheet includes (i.e. <link> tags).

I'm working on the front-end of a very large website, in which we wish to break our CSS into as many separate files as we wish, since this makes developing and debugging much easier.

Performance isn't a concern, as we do compress all these files into a single package prior to deployment.

The problem is on the development side. How can we work with more than 32 stylesheets if IE 7 has an upper limit of 32?

Is there any means of hacking around this?

I'm trying to come up with solutions, but it seems that even if I loaded the stylesheets via Ajax, I'd still be writing out <link> tags, which would still count towards the 32-stylesheet limit.

Is this the case? Am I stuck with the 32-file limit or is there a way around it?
What are some ways to get around IE7's absurd 32-stylesheet limit?
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I just worked out, by trial-and-error, that IE 7 has an upper limit of 32 stylesheet includes (i.e. <link> tags).

I'm working on the front-end of a very large website, in which we wish to break our CSS into as many separate files as we wish, since this makes developing and debugging much easier.

Performance isn't a concern, as we do compress all these files into a single package prior to deployment.

The problem is on the development side. How can we work with more than 32 stylesheets if IE 7 has an upper limit of 32?

Is there any means of hacking around this?

I'm trying to come up with solutions, but it seems that even if I loaded the stylesheets via Ajax, I'd still be writing out <link> tags, which would still count towards the 32-stylesheet limit.

Is this the case? Am I stuck with the 32-file limit or is there a way around it?