John D wrote:
>> Well, you can, but not using a pseudoelement and inline CSS. Why would you
>> be restricted to inline CSS?
>
> Because Google Websites (http://sites.google.com) does not allow editing of
> headers to introduce external style sheets or header styles. That is the
> problem. It i
> I don't use google pages so I don't know if they will accept a
> section.
>
Just tried it and it says my page contains unsafe material and will be
removed.
So it doesn't work unfortunately.
Regards,
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> I don't use google pages so I don't know if they will accept a
> section.
>
>
>p.testfl:first-letter {
>color:#ff;
>font-size:xx-large;
>margin-right: -6px;
> }
>
>
> This is a text.
> This is more text
>
So what you are saying is that I should just c
On Sun, Jul 25, 2010 at 11:09 AM, John D wrote:
> It works and I can live with it for now. I am restricted because of
> restrictions imposed by Google Sites. See my previous message.
> Thanks for the wonderful trick.
> Regards,
If you are trying to create a teaching situation with free websites
> Well, as far as I can see, it can be "inside of ... "
> but not "inside of ". In other words :
>
>
> You can use the
> :first-letter pseudo-element to add a special effect to the first
> character of a text!
>
>
> but perhaps I'm missing something.
Oh no you didn't miss anything; it is
>
> Well, you can, but not using a pseudoelement and inline CSS. Why would you
> be restricted to inline CSS?
Because Google Websites (http://sites.google.com) does not allow editing of
headers to introduce external style sheets or header styles. That is the
problem. It is a free site and t
John Dick wrote:
> How do you style the following using inline style:
>
> p:first-letter
You don't. Pseudoelemnts do not exist in markup, so you can't assign inline
styles to them.
> {
> color:#ff;
> font-size:xx-large;
> }
Questionable, since you don't set background, you use pure red as
John Dick wrote:
> How do you style the following using inline style:
>
> p:first-letter
> {
> color:#ff;
> font-size:xx-large;
> }
> HTML is as follows:
>
>
> You can use the :first-letter pseudo-element to add a special effect to the
> first character of a text!
How do you style the following using inline style:
p:first-letter
{
color:#ff;
font-size:xx-large;
}
HTML is as follows:
You can use the :first-letter pseudo-element to add a special effect to the
first character of a text!
I want the style to
On 1/28/06, cj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> my guess would be that your image is no longer referenced correctly.
> make sure the url in your css is relative to the css file's location.
I agree, this is the most likely problem. If the directory looks like this:
--[-]my webpage
[-]css
--
my guess would be that your image is no longer referenced correctly.
make sure the url in your css is relative to the css file's location.
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Hi.
When I apply this inline style to my the orangedot.gif shoes up as it
should:
When I move this to the stylesheet like so:
ul.orange-bullet {
list-style-image: url(images/orangedot.gif);
}
and apply the class: the style is ignored.
There are no other or styles in the style sheet. Anyo
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