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Joe
Jul 23, 2001, 3:24:25 PM7/23/01
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If you have a CSS like this
.navbar {color: red}
or whatever, you would say <P CLASS="navbar">
But if I try and use that with the anchor tag <A ...> it doesn't work
correctly in Netscape. My CSS looks something like the following:
A:link.menu {color: red}
A:hover.menu {color: blue}
A:link.main {color: blue}
A:hover.main {color: black}
I know this is very basic...it's just an example. In IE it works fine I can
have <A CLASS="menu"> or use "main" and it works as it should. But in
netscape it doesn't work at all. It displays the default link attributes
(as if using <A without the CLASS)
Is this a problem with Netscape or with my CSS?
Thanks,
.navbar {color: red}
or whatever, you would say <P CLASS="navbar">
But if I try and use that with the anchor tag <A ...> it doesn't work
correctly in Netscape. My CSS looks something like the following:
A:link.menu {color: red}
A:hover.menu {color: blue}
A:link.main {color: blue}
A:hover.main {color: black}
I know this is very basic...it's just an example. In IE it works fine I can
have <A CLASS="menu"> or use "main" and it works as it should. But in
netscape it doesn't work at all. It displays the default link attributes
(as if using <A without the CLASS)
Is this a problem with Netscape or with my CSS?
Thanks,
Joe Mumbauer.
Manish
Jul 23, 2001, 4:06:06 PM7/23/01
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AFAIK,
pseudo class A:hover is not supported in NN4.x,
other than that different colors for different classes should be visible.
- Manish
http://www.technofundo.com/
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Joe
Jul 23, 2001, 6:23:45 PM7/23/01
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I know the hover isn't supported but all the other colors aren't showing
up...link, visited, and active. They work as long as I don't try to use
classes.
i.e. A:link.menu doesn't work A:link does. But I need to have seperate
classes for my webpage.
up...link, visited, and active. They work as long as I don't try to use
classes.
i.e. A:link.menu doesn't work A:link does. But I need to have seperate
classes for my webpage.
Joe Mumbauer.
Steve Fulton
Jul 24, 2001, 7:45:02 AM7/24/01
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Microsoft's "don't bother learning CSS, we'll guess what you meant"
philosophy strikes again! Use the correct syntax for non-IE browsers:
philosophy strikes again! Use the correct syntax for non-IE browsers:
a.menu:link
--
Every new opinion, at its starting, is precisely in a minority of
one. -Thomas Carlyle
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Steve
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Joe
Jul 24, 2001, 9:14:41 AM7/24/01
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Thanks, I can't try it right now, but hey if you actually Learned CSS then I
guess it must work ;)
guess it must work ;)
Joe Mumbauer.
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