CSS in Netscape.

[jas0n12]

I am trying to get the following Style to work in Netscape.

I used Topstyle and it indicates that it is NS4 Friendly, but when I run it under NS4 it doesn't read it.

I am using a style sheet, and also have same style as below for Hover, Visited and Active

Any Ideas greatly appreciated.

*****************
A:LINK.mainmenu
{
color : white;
font-family : Verdana, Arial, Helvetica;
font-weight : bold;
font-size : 10px;
text-decoration : none;
}
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[luciddream]

try changing A:LINK.mainmenu

to:

A.mainmenu

it shouldn't make a difference, but you never know with NS4... luciddream@subdimension.com

 

[QuietDean]

Where is it not working? Netscape is very sensitive to classes and inheritance. So, is it in a table? Is it in a DIV? is it just out there in HTML? Dean Owen

 

[jas0n12]

To Answer your question QuetDean.

It is in a Table. The style sheet I am using does set all all text between <td>'s to a specific font. This IS getting picked up, so I can see what you are getting at.

Is there a way I can have the A.mainmenu class override the style I have set for td's?

Thanks

Jason

 

[jas0n12]

I just tried it outside of a table and nothing but HTML.

Still not picking it up...

Any other ideas??

 

[jas0n12]

I have found that if I remove the class from the style, it works, for example, if I just have A:LINK or A:HOVER rather than A:LINK.mainmenu etc.

The problem with this is, it is a universal setting for all links. How define a class for a link that I want to be a particular style.

Regards

Jason Morris

 

[eclipse33]

Hey,

Try

A.mainmenu:link
{
color : white;
font-family : Verdana, Arial, Helvetica;
font-weight : bold;
font-size : 10px;
text-decoration : none;
}

 

[jas0n12]

Legendary... that did the trick..

Thanks