I designed about 40 pages that use an attached css.
I have the following line in all my pages...
<link rel=stylesheet type="text/css" href="..\menustyle.css">
or
<link rel=stylesheet type="text/css" href="..\mainstyle.css">
The pages look great in ie6.0 but in Netscape 7.0 some things just don't look the same. I am using frames and have a left column that is a menu and on the right is the main content page. both pages use their own style sheet. I have the same infomation in both css pages for the body tag. both pages have the same syntax for the body tag in the html page. But in the main page the background color works and in the menu page the background does not work.
Also I use table borders. they work in my menu page and not on my main page.
I can post some code if anyone needs to see it to better understand my problem, but I was wondering if there are any known issue with the combination of style sheets, netscape and frames, or maybe it is something that I am missing all together.
I have the following line in all my pages...
<link rel=stylesheet type="text/css" href="..\menustyle.css">
or
<link rel=stylesheet type="text/css" href="..\mainstyle.css">
The pages look great in ie6.0 but in Netscape 7.0 some things just don't look the same. I am using frames and have a left column that is a menu and on the right is the main content page. both pages use their own style sheet. I have the same infomation in both css pages for the body tag. both pages have the same syntax for the body tag in the html page. But in the main page the background color works and in the menu page the background does not work.
Also I use table borders. they work in my menu page and not on my main page.
I can post some code if anyone needs to see it to better understand my problem, but I was wondering if there are any known issue with the combination of style sheets, netscape and frames, or maybe it is something that I am missing all together.