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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