Re: CSS Questions

Part A : HR goes Hi-Tech
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   You apply your CSS on HR like this:

       HR { height : 1 ;
            color  : Black ;
       }

   It works as it is. Removal of "color" gives me the 3D effect.

Part B : The smaller text
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   I would suggest you define a style-sheet CLASS and then use it
   in your SSIed text.

   In your style sheet, just include something like:

       .footer { font-size : 8pt ;
                 font-style : italic ;
       }

   And in your SSIed text, make sure the <P> reads like this:

       <p class=footer>This text will be in 8 point-size and will
                       be italic. The rest of the properties will
                       cascade from the main P tag. You may, like
                       this, override as many properties as you
                       wish.</p>

[abhay]

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: Sharon Elix <saelix1970(at)netscape.net>
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 1999 3:49 AM

> 1. I would like my external style sheet to display all <hr>
>    tags through the site I'm working on, as 1 pixel high and
>    noshade. How do I achieve this effect using CSS?
>
> 2. In my external style sheet I've set the following property
>    values for the <p> tag: { p font-family: Arial, Helvetica,
>    Geneva, sans-serif; font-size: 10pt }. At the bottom of each
>    page, I have a menu bar which is inserted in each file via
>    the Server Side Include (SSI) include command. I want the
>    text in this "footer" to be smaller than the body text, but
>    am having problems achieving this effect.

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