Pat Veriepe wrote:
> The linked text saying "THIS SHOULD BE BOLD" is bold in Safari but
> not in Firefox or IE. Could this be a problem because of a bug in
> both browsers with nested lists?
>
> Please check out this url: http://veriepe.com/TEST222.html
The text is simply too small to become vi
From: Pat Veriepe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I thought I had figured this out with Firebug, but the text is still not
>bold. It's a nested ul ul.
>
>The linked text saying "THIS SHOULD BE BOLD" is bold in Safari but not
>in Firefox or IE. Could this be a problem because of a bug in both
>browsers wit
I thought I had figured this out with Firebug, but the text is still not
bold. It's a nested ul ul.
The linked text saying "THIS SHOULD BE BOLD" is bold in Safari but not
in Firefox or IE. Could this be a problem because of a bug in both
browsers with nested lists?
Please check out this url: h
Thanks Geoffrey! Firebug is a must have!!! I found my problem within
seconds.
Geoffrey Hoffman wrote:
>If your page and rules are valid, look at your page in Firebug. It shows you
>the styles in the heirarchy of inheritance, and crosses off rules that have
>been overridden by styles on parent co
If your page and rules are valid, look at your page in Firebug. It shows you
the styles in the heirarchy of inheritance, and crosses off rules that have
been overridden by styles on parent containers/elements. Something "above",
eg at a higer importance level, is applying font-style:normal. That is
I have two lists that refuse to be bold in Firefox and IE. No problem in
Safari and Opera. Other items around them are bold.
I've tried increasing the specifity to the max, "!important" and
wrapping each line with tags.
Any ideas?
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