Hello,
I think your problem is here...
#leftCol p a:link, a:visited {
color: #ff;
}
try this:
#leftCol p a:link,#leftCol p a:visited {
color: #ff;
}
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Hello all,
I am attempting to build a 3 column "Any order" layout. I'm finding plenty
of solutions that do most of what I need but the real issues come when I try
to combine them.
Here's my "must have" list...
1) The left and right columns are fixed widths - only the center column is
fluid
2) It
Hello all,
Thanks in advance for any help anyone can give with my CSS problem:
I am in the process of building a new site which uses several
different link styles/colors. Fo some reason in IE and Safari, the
top right navigation [Home | News | Contact Us | Join] seems to be
taking on the att
Hello all,
This is my first posting but I've been a reader for awhile and very
appreciative of this list. I previously worked in a shop where I was
required to use tables, pixel specification, and classes rather than
contextual selectors so I'm having to break some old habits and acquire
new on
> I've been going made trying to centre my page.
> I'm trying to avoid using tables for positioning
> and have created divisions that I've put in place
> using absolute measurements.
>
> With a previous website I've simply used
> text-align:center in the body part and that seemed
> to work. With p
George Gozadinos wrote:
> The problem I have is that I decided to reengineer my css and stop
> using tables to display an array of images. The rationale was to make
> the array scale with font size and specify dimensions in em's.
There's *no* rationale that can justify substitution of a perfectl
Hello list,
I am not an experienced css developer but I try hard;)
The problem I have is that I decided to reengineer my css and stop
using tables to display an array of images. The rationale was to make
the array scale with font size and specify dimensions in em's. While I
succesfully manage
