Re: Cross platform issue (Mac)

Michael! This is not a style sheet! It is plain, old, regular HTML 4.0! I do
not wish to use a style sheet.

Don't like the effect of the "Heading" tag, and I allowed the tables to
balance themselves out by not specifying a width for each TD --that way, I
get the effect I want...

NOW... If verdana renders in BOLD with the <.B> tag or the <.STRONG> tag,
WHY doesn't arial??? There's gotta be a reason --and a solution!

Where's Da Fuzz, and where's Da Ted? --out having a Margarita on the back
porch? ;) Hummm... I could use a few of those right now...

Lauren



> Lauren,
>
> Two work arounds that I can think of:
> One, use <H6> instead of <bold>. (or whatever size works for you)
> Two, use style sheets for all your text formatting.
>
> I tried this and it works on Mac IE 5, adding to your style sheet and
> substituting my code for yours in the contact info at the bottom of the
> page.
>
> In style sheet:
>
> span.contact {font-weight: bold;
> color:#ff66oo;
> font-family: "Arial", "Verdana", "Helvetica";
> font-size: 12px;}
>
> In page:
> <span class="contact">The Aspens Bed &amp; Breakfast </span><BR>
> <FONT FACE="arial,verdana,helvetica"><FONT COLOR="#006666"><FONT
> SIZE="2">1077 Rio Blanco County Road 10<BR>Meeker (Buford), Colorado
> 81641<BR>Telephone: <B>970.878.0018</B><BR>E-Mail:&nbsp;<A
> HREF="mailto:aspens(at)cmn.net"
>
class="second"><B>aspens(at)cmn.net</B></A></FONT></FONT></FONT><BR><BR>&nbsp;
> </TD>
>
> Another thing I noticed is that you your <table> tags don't balance.
> That may be part of it too.
>
> best, michael

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