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Old June 28th, 2000, 10:29 AM
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I needed to share this with someone:
Don't use underscores('_') in your custom style (class) names with CSS. Netscape 4.x does not recognise the style if you do (at least it doesn't with LINKed external style sheets).
For example:
<UL TYPE=SQUARE>
<LI>If you call a custom style '.article_text', the style formatting will not be applied in Netscape (it will however work in IE5).
<LI>'.articletext' will work in both Netscape 4.x and IE5 (and maybe IE4?)
</UL>
So avoid using underscores in stylesheets. Hope this helps someone somewhere sometime.

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