Re: Re: CSS

> That's quite a bit shorter with a lot less duplication, and should be
exactly
> equivalent.

Larry,

 Thanks for the information. I hope we see many folks trying it out here so
we can all learn more about CSS.   I hope we see some Mac aficionados try
it.  I don't have access to a Mac anymore and I am not an elitist who thinks
the ubiquitous PC lives in a sterile environment.

  You can get some confusing results when using the <.P> and <.TD> elements
if they have different properties than the <.BODY>.

  The specific example I sent was not the prettiest to look at, rather I
structured it so that it was informative and show you can control every
element.  The simplest way would have been just to use the body element
because the other elements would take their size and color cues from that.

  I use the Classes to a great extent so that I can custom tailor specific
sections of the WebPages.  As an example the .highlight gives me a yellow
background on that text.  This draws the eye to more important areas of the
WebPages.

  I checked your changes in Topstyle and it accepted the changes very well.
Thanks.

Paul Wilson
webgooru(at)gte.net

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