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I have CSS selector defined to be color: black which applies to body of my page. Within the page I need some oft repeated words to be color: green.
When I preview page in IE5 and 6 all is fine, but NS4.7 and 6.1 actually put a double quotation mark (yes you read right a "double quotation") around the words that I need to be green, they are green however but ... I have seen many 'bugs' in NS implementation of inheritance and CSS in general but this is new. Any ideas? |
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I'm very curious to see this in action, can you cut your code in or post a link?
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really sorry for wasting your time. I solved that particular 'problem' my stupid mistake... (I still stand by my NS comment though!) please take a look at this OTHER REAL problem and see if you can help me out. I have the following situation <body> some text with no css associated with it just aligned LEFT <img> some image with a css selector that is as follows: h3{position: relative; left: 60%; top: 0%;} <table> a table of 1 row with two cells (50% widths) .... </body> I do not want to add any css stuff to the text or the table nor change their HTML tags/properties. With the relative style the img is placed 'under' the text (60% to the left which is what I need)but I want it to be on the top of the page immediately to the right of the left aligned text. If I use absolute positioning for the img it covers the contents of the table. Is there a way to 'push' the table to just below the image remembering that my only option at this point is playing around with that h3 style only. I will also make a new thread with this topic just in case others have read this thread with the first 'problem'. |
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