allan wrote:

hi


this line is ok by itself in ns4.

<h1 class='headline'>Welcome to the mod_perl world</h1>


however if it is immidiately followed by untagged text like:


mod_perl brings together the full power ...


then there will not be any style asigned to that piece of text.



if we have for instance

<p>mod_perl brings together the full power ...</p>


things are ok provided we use a style for the p-tag (i suggest the same as for body)




so why doesn't that work?
heh, took me hours to find out. it seems that if we have


.headline {
        ...
        margin-right: xpx;
}

then whatever untagged text that follows will not inherit
any font-styles whatsoever.


so the way i see it there are the following solutions:

1) skip the <h1 class='headline'> code completly and built a
100% width table which is bound to work everywhere.

2) make sure that we _never_ have any untagged text, so at
least we have <p>some text ...</p>

3) skip the margin-right and f**k ns4



choice 2 is the cleanest, but is it possible, stas?

it is possible if the source html documents are written in proper HTML. I've fixed the cvs version of index_top.html to have <p></p>


But then I suppose that the first solution is easier...

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