Re: CSS in Netscape

Hi David

What version of NN are you using?  That may have some bearing on the
problem.

You could try using "a:link" rather than just "a".

Is it all links, or only unvisited links, or only visited links, etc?  You
know that "hover" has no effect in NN?  At present, it only works in IE.

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----- Original Message -----
From: <David.Artiss(at)boots.co.uk>
To: <hwg-basics(at)hwg.org>
Sent: 28 September 1999 13:47
Subject: CSS in Netscape


> Mmmm. Why does anybody develop sites for Netscape ? It's giving me
another
> headache now.
>
> Oh, I managed to resolve my problem from yesterday (the text changing
> colour) simply by using
> the Hover tag, which I'd never come across before.
>
> Anyway, all work fines under Explorer but when I run the page under
> Netscape the links, rather
> than in small green letters with no underline, appears in normal sized
> underlines purple !?!
>
> A colleague suggested I put it "internally" to the document, as he'd had
> some problems with
> external CSS definitions. Below is the result. But still the same
problem.
> Anybody have
> any ideas ?
>
> <style TYPE="text/css">
> BODY      {background-image: url(ifacel.gif);
>      background-repeat: no-repeat;
>      background-color: black;}
> a    {color : green;
>      text-decoration : none;
>      font-size : 10;}
> a:visited  {color :green;
>      text-decoration : none;
>      font-size : 10;}
> a:active  {color : green;
>      text-decoration : none;
>      font-size : 10;}
> a:hover  {color : lightgreen;
>      text-decoration : none;
>      font-size : 10;}
> </style>
>
>
> David Artiss.
>
>
>

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