-Original Message-
From: Matthew Macdonald-Wallace
The red bar on the index page
(http://www.interactwiththe.net/) _should_ be
the same size as the one on
http://www.interactwiththe.net/index.old.php
Hey Matt,
The problem isn't related to CSS at all, just good old fashion
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Subject: [wdvltalk] RE: xhtml and css (again!)
Thanks perry,
I've now set the rowspan to 3 (the correct value!) but it still doesn't
seem to want to work. At the same time, I don't want to go to
transitional, as I want this to work accross the browsers...
Any ideas anyone?
TIA
You haven't attached the CSS to your page, which is what the error is.
Either use the link tag to bolt it in, or (if you're going the full
XHTML+CSS route I'd advise this) use @import to hide the sheet from
non-compliant browsers.
Otherwise post up the CSS and I'll have a look.
MOU
Clutterbuck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 07 September 2002 22:03
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [wdvltalk] RE: xhtml and CSS
Your CSS will validate as CSS level 2 with only two warnings (and
these are
only warnings hence not necessary).
The warnings are that you haven't specified a text
By the time I looked at your css you'd already followed MOU's advice
about putting in background color. FWIW, I usually ignore those warning
since I've already set a background color in the body definition and I
don't know of any user agent that won't use that as the default for
descenders.
Matt,
If you don't have TopStyle I'd suggest getting the free version TopStyle
Lite at least while you are learning CSS. I found it so useful I bought
the full paid version. The checker and auto complete alone are worth the
price.
I'm working on a redesign of my site that was postponed after
