Often you run into CSS issues with different browsers, and one way to easily make browser-specific CSS is if you have a browser class added to the body tag of your theme. That way you can for example just add .ie8 .myclass { cssfix } to specify CSS that will only be read by a certain browser (IE8 in this case).
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