There really aren't any limitations as far as I can tell. You can either include your styles inline or reference an external stylesheet. In theory, you could modify the entire look and feel of the action page. In practice, I would just stick with styling your own auction code. I posted a brief write-up a while back at http://www.swoofware.com/posts/2004/12/06/ebay-with-css/. The auction I reference in the post has since dropped off, but you can still see my original template page at http://www.smitty.net/matt/ebay/template.htm. If you View Source, you can see the markup. Pretty basic. The only trick is knowing that the stylesheet link works outside of the <head> block. So, just add the link and your code to your HTML for the auction and you should be set!
Matt PS - I'm new to the list and a relative novice at lists so hopefully I won't screw anything up or violate any rules with this post. > I use CSS in my eBay listings all the time. Nothing severly fancy (it's still > table based) but CSS nonetheless. Is there something in particular you're > not getting to work. > > Michael Sauers > Internet Trainer, BCR > > --- css man > [EMAIL-REMOVED] wrote: > Can anyone point me to a resource or explain the > limitations of using > > XHTML-CSS in eBay listings? > > > > Is this even possible, > or are sellers limited to using the crappy eBay HTML > > editor? > > > > Thanks Matt Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/
