Actually its even worse than that: even inline styling doesn't work
in Netscape inside layers. In this situation you have to use NON
css-style HTML -- <FONT> and such; check out the label widget's use
of conventional HTML font styling -- the reason is the Netscape
incompatibility.
// MY ORIGINAL RESPONSE //
You are running into a DOM issue: since the layers are seperate
"documents" in Netscape, you must include the style sheet link WITHIN
EACH LAYER for it to work. Really you are better off styling the text
with inline style (style="text-size: 10pt...") the "old fashioned
way." (meaning, practically speaking, in many cases you might as well
use conventional HTML)
// ORIGINAL QUESTION //
Doug, thanks, but even this is not working for me. I'm testing inside
a table in Netscape:
...
<td><span class="someClass">some text</span></td>
...
where the table itself is inside a DynLayer. The class has no effect
in Netscape. Any ideas?
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