2 Style sheets for one page

[andy_enuff]

All

New to the forum so bear with me. Hope you're all good.

My site www.enuffsaid.com uses a stylesheet to define the styles for
the majority of the pages. To partially protect some of the larger
images i use a seperate dynamically generated stylesheet to change the
background image of a cell that also contains a transparent gif as the
cell contents. Easy to get round but stops the casual cut-and-paster.
My problem is this - in internet explorer the background image displays
fine, in firefox, it seems to depend which stylesheet i include first.
Is this expected behaviour? should i only be using one stylesheet by
the rules of css? You can see where this happens on the site by going
to the gallery and then to any set of thumbnails and then clicking on a
thumbnail. In IE it displays fine with the table cell CSS inclded first
, then the page css, but in firefox the image display but the style for
the whole rest ofthe page is mising. Obviously if i swap it around i get
a page style but no image. Any ideas?
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[Arne]

Once upon a time *andy_enuff* wrote:

All

New to the forum so bear with me. Hope you're all good.

My site www.enuffsaid.com uses a stylesheet to define the styles for
the majority of the pages. To partially protect some of the larger
images i use a seperate dynamically generated stylesheet to change the
background image of a cell that also contains a transparent gif as the
cell contents. Easy to get round but stops the casual cut-and-paster.
My problem is this - in internet explorer the background image displays
fine, in firefox, it seems to depend which stylesheet i include first.
Is this expected behaviour? should i only be using one stylesheet by
the rules of css? You can see where this happens on the site by going
to the gallery and then to any set of thumbnails and then clicking on a
thumbnail. In IE it displays fine with the table cell CSS inclded first
, then the page css, but in firefox the image display but the style for
the whole rest ofthe page is mising. Obviously if i swap it around i get
a page style but no image. Any ideas?

Sorry, I'm on 10 mbit connection and still your pages loads veeeery
slow. So I don't have the patience to wait for them and see the problem.

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[Harlan Messinger]

andy_enuff wrote:

All

New to the forum so bear with me. Hope you're all good.

My site www.enuffsaid.com uses a stylesheet to define the styles for
the majority of the pages. To partially protect some of the larger
images i use a seperate dynamically generated stylesheet to change the
background image of a cell that also contains a transparent gif as the
cell contents. Easy to get round but stops the casual cut-and-paster.
My problem is this - in internet explorer the background image displays
fine, in firefox, it seems to depend which stylesheet i include first.
Is this expected behaviour? should i only be using one stylesheet by
the rules of css?

I'm on the page whose URL is

http://www.enuffsaid.com//gallery.ph...e=IMG_6595.jpg

In the source code for that page, there is one LINK tag that doesn't
exist on the preceding pages. It reads:

<link rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/gallery.php?action=css&event=744&image=IMG_6595.jp g title=MyCSS/>

It's good practice always to use double quotes (single quotes work too,
but double quotes are more common) around attributes, and required when
the attribute contains any character other than letters, digits,
hyphens, underscores, colons, and periods. The HREF attribute above is
no good, and I suspect Firefox is ignoring it. Try quotes and see what
happens.

By the way, you don't need to have both background and background-image
properties. Just use background-image. The aggregate "background"
property is for convenience if you would otherwise by setting more than
one of the individual background properties.