I have a problem with a Very simple site. http://www.undergroundrapcd.com .
Simple one page, no graphics, no floats, text only! But IE will not display
the {border-style: groove;} request. Firefox does. The site validates for
HTML and CSS. The CSS is as follows...
* {
padding:0; margin:0;
Peter L. Sc hlueter wrote:
I have a problem with a Very simple site.
http://www.undergroundrapcd.com . Simple one page, no
graphics, no floats, text only! But IE will not display the
{border-style: groove;} request. Firefox does. The site
validates for HTML and CSS. The CSS is as follows...
Els wrote:
Peter L. Schlueter wrote:
I have a problem with a Very simple site.
http://www.undergroundrapcd.com . Simple one page, no
graphics, no floats, text only! But IE will not display the
{border-style: groove;} request. Firefox does. The site
validates for HTML and CSS. The CSS is as
francky wrote:
Els wrote:
Peter L. Schlueter wrote:
But IE will not display the {border-style: groove;} request.
Firefox does.
You set black, and IE has trouble taking one darker and one
lighter colour from that.
If you would use #CC; for example, you'll see groove style
borders in
Els wrote:
francky wrote:
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Yes, here a testpage
http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/css-discuss/test-groove-a.htm.
(Eager to reply, I didn't notice Els already gave the answer.
;-) )
Yours is more complete though - I didn't compare FF and IE, and
also didn't notice IE uses the
francky wrote:
[border-style:groove;]
Thanks! In the meantime I prepared an alternative solution:
play the border-colors round with a solid style and the half
of the border-width in the #wrapper, and add an
#inner-wrapper doing the same for the inside groovy colors.
Then browsers (and IE)
