Netscape and CSS question
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Okay, here's mine:
Using an external CSS. Defined :
<!--
A.menu:link { color:"#003300"; font-family:"verdana, arial"; font-size:14px; font-weight:"bold"}
A.menu:visited { color: "#006633"; font-family:"verdana, arial"; font-size:14px; font-weight:"bold"}
A.menu:hover { color:"#FF9966"; font-family:"verdana, arial"; font-size:14px; font-weight:"bold"}
-->
<!--
.subtitlefont { color:"#006633"; font-family:"verdana, arial"; font-size:16; font-weight:"bold"}
-->Now, if I only use arial as font face, Netscape manages to recognize that the menu links fonts should be arial. It doesn't recognize the "subtitlefont" at all.
If I use it that way (font face="verdana, arial") Netscape doesn't recognize it at all.
Also, why do font colors come out differently in Netscape when you use CSS? Why does yellow (#ffffcc) come out as green?
You can see the page here:
http://www.all4content.com/newdesign/pagetemplate.html
Help!
anti posted this at 08:48 — 26th January 2001.
They have: 453 posts
Joined: Jan 1999
I guess you are using NS 4.x.
Always put the font-family last.
If you don't and the font doesn't exist NS ignores the whole block.
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