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IE horizontal rules made to look like NN's?

Hi, I'm one of the staff on a website, we just updated to a new layout
and are still ironing it out. While checking to see if it looked
alright in NetScape Navigator, I noticed the horizontal rules which
I'd made a fairly boring green color in IE looked like they'd been
chisled into the BG in Netscape (cool). Which looked a lot better
given the background was a sort of marble set up.

Is there a way in CSS to make IE's HRs look like NN's?

Heres the URL. You can see what I mean if you have NN and IE.
http://www.dabu4u.com/rsh

Please don't try to validate it. One of the other webmasters added a
bunch of scripts whose evil influences I haven't been able to purge
completely yet.
Jul 20 '05 #1
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Pa*****@nerfer.every1.net (Paradox) writes:
Is there a way in CSS to make IE's HRs look like NN's?


Remove the rule
hr
{
color:#030;
}

/L
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Jul 20 '05 #2
In article <bb**************************@posting.google.com >,
Pa*****@nerfer.every1.net says...
Hi, I'm one of the staff on a website, we just updated to a new layout
and are still ironing it out. While checking to see if it looked
alright in NetScape Navigator, I noticed the horizontal rules which
I'd made a fairly boring green color in IE looked like they'd been
chisled into the BG in Netscape (cool). Which looked a lot better
given the background was a sort of marble set up.

Is there a way in CSS to make IE's HRs look like NN's?

Try something like:

hr {
background: #272;
border-bottom: solid 1px white ;
border-top: solid 1px #444;
color: #cfc;
height: 2px;
}

Example: http://porjes.haxorz.org/hr.html

For fancier hr styling see:

http://porjes.com/pichr.html

Jul 20 '05 #3
In article <fz**********@hotpop.com>, lr*@hotpop.com says...
Pa*****@nerfer.every1.net (Paradox) writes:
Is there a way in CSS to make IE's HRs look like NN's?


Remove the rule
hr
{
color:#030;
}

That's a considerably better answer than mine!
Jul 20 '05 #4

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