I've reformatted the comment in the CSS to have the appropriate form. However, I'm still not getting the text in the pop-up box to have text in black. I've got Firebug installed now and I can't see it giving me any errors in the CSS.
http://webdrive.service.emory.edu/users/bcroxal/www/english_grad_exhibit.html Best, Brian General List <[email protected]> writes: >Brian L. Croxall wrote: >> Thanks, David, for the suggestions. The first (to add borders) and the >> third (to define the color of text on the map view) worked like >> charms. The second suggestion to add >> >> div.exhibit-menu-popup { >> color: black; >> } >> >> to fix the problem of the text color on the sorting boxes, however, >> did not work as I'd hoped. In fact, I don't really see a change. Would >> you be willing to look to see if I've done something wrong? >> http://webdrive.service.emory.edu/users/bcroxal/www/english_grad_exhibit.html >> >That's because you have this > > <!--This piece of code from .gradStudent on is what created the >border in the Tile and Thumbnail Views. --> > >in the CSS code. Comments in CSS are in the form > > /* ... */ > >To debug Exhibit, or web pages in general really, I'd strongly recommend >Firefox + Firebug > > http://getfirebug.com/ > >You can turn on the options in Firebug to show CSS errors and Javascript >warnings. For debugging, compared to Firefox + Firebug, IE 7 is like a >browser built before the last ice age. > >David
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