Hey, has anyone else had this problem?
Consider the following rule:
h4 {
background-image: url(something.jpg) !important;
background-image: none;
}
When this is declared as part of an external or embedded stylesheet,
browsers that understand !important show a background image on the
h4; browsers that don't understand !important (NN4) show a
transparent area.
However, when the rule above is used inline, like this:
<h4 style="background-image: url(something.jpg) !important;
background-image: none;">...</h4>
... browsers that don't understand !important (NN4) still show a
transparent area, which they should, and browsers that do understand !
important still show a background image on the h4, which they should,
except Safari (I'm using version 2.0 ... not sure about other
versions) - which should show an image - shows a transparent area.
Tim
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Tim Brown
Web Designer
Vassar College
Office of College Relations
(845) 437-5997
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