Hi, hello, how do you do...
First post to the list.
I have stumbled across a problem in cfdump.
It spits out the following code:
<style>
table.cfdump_wddx,
[...]
table.cfdump_udfarguments {
font-size: xx-small;
font-family: verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif;
cell-spacing: 2;
}
table.cfdump_wddx th,
[...]
table.cfdump_udfarguments th {
text-align: left;
color: white;
padding: 5;
}
table.cfdump_wddx td,
[...]
table.cfdump_udfarguments td {
padding: 3;
background-color: ffffff;
vertical-align : top;
}
[...]
Problem is, when I view that in Chimera/Moz or IE5/Mac, it's barely
readable. As I looked over the code, I noticed the lack of a # in front
of ffffff. Sure enough, when this was hardcoded in, it showed up just
fine.
Actually, the plot grows thicker, this is only in xhtml documents.
However, it should be something easy to fix (and if the # is included,
it works in html docs).
Is there a way to fix this on the server (wherever the cfdump generated
code lives)? Is there a proper way to report this to Macromedia? Surely
they must know, however, seeing as how any Gecko browser would do this.
Here's the CSS Spec, in case you're curious:
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS1#color-units
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