In article <gr6dnvywv_d8zd7mnz2dnuvz_s6dn...@mozilla.org>, Ed Mullen <e...@mungeedmullen.net> wrote:
> Jim Taylor wrote: > > Ed wrote: > >> On 3/14/2013 9:25 PM Ed Mullen submitted the following: > >>> John wrote: > >>>> I edit and create pages all the time using SM for my site. However my > >>>> index.htm page (http://www.cerm.info) for some reason the color for my > >>>> links on the left is off. I can live with the problem, but its > >>>> annoying. > >>>> Only SM renders the page in its composer this way. Any ideas?? > >>>> > >>> > >>> Specify ... specify. > >>> > >>> What exactly is "wrong"? > >>> > >>> Screenshots? > >>> > >>> I loaded your page and, at a brief glance, saw nothing wrong. > >>> > >> > >> Looks good to me also. > >> Perhaps his definition of "off" is not "no color", but "not the color > >> I choose"? > >> > > > > Read his problem again. He is not saying the page displays bad in a > > browser. He is saying it is bad in SeaMonkeys "Composer". I don't know > > what is causing his problem, but I can see it. > > > > If I open the page in a browser, IE or SeaMonkey, the links on the left > > side are white on a blue background. If I open that page in SeaMonkey's > > html "Composer" they are blue on a blue background and difficult to > > see. I don't know html enough to know if the colors are being set in > > the external css sheet that Composer doesn't read or if there is some > > other problem with Composer. Interestingly if you have the page open in > > Composer and a browser window and follow a link in the browser window > > the color of that link in the Composer changes to the correct color > > (white 000000). > > > > Ahh. I missed that "... in its composer ..." Yes, it does look like > that. And, yes, the colors are specified in an external CSS file. How can I fix this? The page displays perfect in Komposer and Blue Griffon, but I do not like those editors but prefer SM. -- Are there errors in the Bible? Is Jesus Christ God? After death whats on the other side? If you want to learn, get answers, and be able to defend the faith, CERM is your place. http://www.cerm.info _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
