I'm just getting into XHTML & CSS. This early test page
http://www3.telus.net/public/wexsess...st/fftest.html
displays as expected in IE 6 (which I did not expect) but Firefox
ignores almost all the CSS (which I did not expect).
Both the HTML & CSS validate OK.
I installed the Web Developer Extension in Firefox (V 1.07) and
discovered something interesting:
"Show css" shows that most of the CSS attributes are prefixed with a
'?'. (These are NOT in the css file, of course). What does this mean??
#top {
?*margin: 20px;
?padding: 10px;
?color: #000000;
?background: #dddd00;
?line-height: 100px; /* this does NOT happen in FF, does in IE */
border: solid 5px green;
}
Using Edit css, I delete the '?' prefixes, and the css works as
expected. Reload page causes the '?' to reappear and the css is
ignored again.
Help requested, please.
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John W Hall <ww**************@telus.net>
Cochrane, Alberta, Canada.
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