> Is the HTML title tag not capable of receiving CSS styles?  I'm
> manipulating upper/lower case of some database data to make it more
> readable.  The trick works everywhere but in the title tag.
> Unfortunately, I can't include a link on this one because the page
> isn't yet on a public server.

The title tag is not meant to be visualised, therefore should not be
able to accept css styles. The title tag goes in the HEAD section of
the HTML document, which contains the meta info only, and anything
that is visualised is in the BODY tag. The visualisation of the TITLE
in the titlebar is some kind of browser/os interaction, and does not
involve css.

Maybe you can use H1 headings in the document's BODY section to
achieve what you want?

Regards,
Vladislav Vladimirov
http://www.ovalpixels.com/
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