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Can anyone help me
I am trying to use CSS within linked to a HTML Document. The CSS file has three style definitions. a:Hover a:link a:vistied Now Ie works fine, you run the mouse over the text and it changes, but under netscape it doesn't Why so, is there an issue with Netscape 4.61 ? Can you even do this with netscape Here is the CSS code: <style> <!-- P { font-color: #000000; font: arial, helvetica; font-size: 8pt; } A:link { font-color: #00001B; font: 8pt arial, helvetica; text-decoration: none; ; color: #FF3333 } A:visited { font-color: #1B0000; font: 8pt arial, helvetica; text-decoration: none; ; color: #0000FF } A:hover { font-color: #001B1B; font: 8pt arial, helvetica; text-decoration: none; ; color: #00FF00 } --> </style> Regards: Ryan Spain |
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Netscape 4.anything does not support the hover command.
Apparently NS6 does, in fact it does a lot of things that explorer does and not a lot of what Netscape did! Regards Simon ------------------ Simon Wheeler FirePages -DHTML/PHP/MySQL |
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Oooops - forgot to mention your CSS is a bit ropey I do not think netscape would regognise it - try as below or similar,
A.Whatever{ color : #800000 ; font-family : Century Gothic , Arial; font-size : 11pt ; font-weight : 600 ; text-decoration : none ; } Remember Netscape ignores all good CSS as soon as it hits a bad bit. Regards, Simon. |
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