Re: a class ids

I never use ems as a form of measurement.  I always recommend using either =
PT or PX for any type of measurement when dealing with typography.

>>> <cssavenger(at)attbi.com> 04/28/02 12:51PM >>>
Diane,

In looking through your code i found several what I=20
believe to be errors in your code, so I will list them=20
here and see if they help with the overall problem :)

<table  width=3D"60%" border=3D"0" cellspacing=3D"0"=20
cellpadding=3D"2">
	<tr>Mountain Meadows provides litters and=20
bedding for all animals.=20
Bird Country is a Cage-Aviary bedding for all types of=20
birds.=20
Critter Country is for reptiles, snakes and small=20
animals.
Our Cat Country litter is for cats primarily.=20

	</tr>
	</table>
While this section of code works in Ie it will probably=20
not work in NS since the standard doesn't allow data to=20
be held in <tr> it should be contained in <td>..Your=20
Data..</td> so the correct structure for a table would=20
be <table.
<tr>
<td>data</td>
</tr>
</table>=20
I also noticed that you have made the same error/typo?=20
in the next <table> no <td>'s you have contained the=20
data in the <tr>
I noticed in your links that you have used this code
<a class=3D"two" A=20
href=3D"http://mtnmeadowspet.com/prod02.html">
<STRONG>Bird Country</STRONG>
</A><br>
you have the a element listed twice 1st time here "a"=20
class" second time here  class=3D"two" "A" you should=20
eliminate one or the other as there should be 2 of the=20
same element.
as for the problem with the links themselves if you=20
change your unit of font measurement from EM to either=20
PT or PX I think the result will be more satisfactory.

Hope This Helps Some
--
Caislander
>From the land of Sunshine Surf &=20
Code
> http://www.tein.net/~diane/M_M_P_P_%20Inc_%20Products%20Page.htm=20
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