Can I optimize this IE6 double padding & margin fix by using jQuery selectors/filters instead?

Here is some code that I adapted to fix IE6's double padding & margin issue:

// Apply double padding & margin fix for IE6
if ($.browser.msie && parseInt($.browser.version) < 7) { 

    var elements = self.common.$开发者_运维百科body.find("*").get();

    for (var i = 0, 
             len = elements.length, 
             $e = $(elements[i]), 
             cssFloat = $e.css("float"), 
             cssDisplay = $e.css("display"); 
         i < len; 
         i++) {

        if (cssDisplay !== "none" && 
           (cssFloat === "left" || cssFloat === "right")) { 
           $e.css("display", "inline"); 
        }

    };

}

I was thinking it might be faster to do some sort of jQuery.filter() type operation where I would start off by only selecting those elements that didn't have a display: none; and that had a float: left; or float: right;. Then I could loop through those and simply apply the display: inline; fix.

Do you think that would work? If so, what would that selector look like? If not or there is a quicker way, please do let me know!

Thanks in advance!

I decided to create a test case on jsPerf.

The results seem to favor my original design. At least that answers the question. If anyone else has another method, I'd love to see it.