Evening Dilwyn, > No. The style sheet changes let me change a lot of things very quickly. > Meaning I can spend more time on the QL contents, less on the > maintenance of appearance etc. That's the entire raisin d'etre of CSS. You can easily change the entire website look and feel without affecting the content!
> The only niggling bit is that Firefox browsers seem to ignore the font > setting (sans-serif fonts specified but it always uses Times New Roman). This might be because you have it configured to use a TNR font instead of the one on the page or specified in the style sheet? > (amazing what you can achieve in HTML > layouts with just simple tables!). And even better what you can achieve without tables and with a little more CSS. Check out the CSS Zen Garden for a load of ideas. http://www.csszengarden.com/ > Like I said before, it was pressure from my son which made me do this. Not that I'm getting old, you understand (50 in April 2010) but I remember when he was born! Cheers, Norman. _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
