On Tue, Jun 26, 2012 at 3:43 PM, Philip TAYLOR <p.tay...@rhul.ac.uk> wrote:

> Perhaps the spaces here :
>
>  <p class="grid_10 search-result">               <span class="title">
>>
>
> Philip Taylor
>

Thanks, Philip. Hmm, interesting thought. I wouldn't think it would make a
difference, since my CSS is targeting #results-list .title and
#results-list .title::first-letter, rather than .search-result, but I
thought I'd give it a try anyway. I have now removed _all_ extraneous
spacing from my #results-list div, but I'm still seeing the same behavior,
or lack thereof, regarding #results-list .title::first-letter. (Note: I've
also removed the "search-result" class; it wasn't necessary and wasn't in
the original code I was working on, anyway.)

Further testing seems to reveal that the problem is somehow with my
selector. I added a background-color: red declaration to all my rule sets
involving ::first-letter, and it's working on my simple examples, but not
on my "live" / "production" example.

http://kage23.com/text-transform.html

Any other ideas?



> --------
>
> Kyle Sessions wrote:
>
>  I'm trying to figure out if it's possible (via purely CSS) to take some
>> UPPERCASE TEXT and display it as Title Case (i.e. The First Letter Of
>> Every
>> Word Capitalized), or, less ideally but better than all-caps, Sentence
>> case
>> (i.e. The first letter of the sentence/element capped, the rest
>> lowercase).
>>
>
>  
> http://kage23.com/text-**transform.html<http://kage23.com/text-transform.html>
>>
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