CSS & Netscape

I know that you can get css to work with NS by placing 'class' tags in every single <td> and/or <p> is this really the only way? It's kind of tedious.... Anyone have any suggestions or advice? Do any of the NS versions support css tags placed in the opening <table> tag? Any other way around this? And does it matter if I have coded like that for NS but use the same page for both IE and NS (in other words, I don't want to do browser sniffers). As far as I can tell, its not a problem, but perhaps there are some tags that NS can read that allow css to work a little easier?


Help is greatly appreciated!

with css your problem isn't with mozilla /NS6+ , (assuming you mean netscape 6.+ when you say NS), it has far superior support for css than what ie has.

and you don't have to place class to every single tag
you can refer directly to each tag,


like

p {
font-family:sans-serif;
}

td {
background:#222222;
color:#b9b9b9;
}

etc..

if you want just to control the td within one
table you can refer to them like

.foobar td {
font-weight:700;
}

in html
<table class="foobar">