HTM(hel)L Help Please?

Discussion in 'Computers and The Internet' started by PLyTheMan, Oct 13, 2005.

  1. PLyTheMan

    PLyTheMan Senior Member

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    Can someone take a look at the source and tell me what the hell is wrong with my CSS? Its not applying to the writing in my table at all and its driving me nuts.

    http://mostlyghostly.fateback.com/Main7.html

    if you follow any of the links the rest of the site is in need of a lot of work, but what really concerns me is that none of the CSS seems to be working. Help, please?!
     
  2. Hikaru Zero

    Hikaru Zero Sylvan Paladin

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    Your stylesheet MAY be being overridden by the included stylesheet.

    After your <style> definitions, you will see this line in the body:

    <link rel="stylesheet" href="http://209.25.221.101/free-web-hosting-styles.css" type="text/css">

    This stylesheet MIGHT be replacing some of the headers. But, I doubt it.

    Other ideas ...

    Because it's in a <DIV> and the DIV tag has a STYLE attribute, that may be conflicting with the contents.

    Also ... Anything that is in a <table> is often overridden. You may want to try adding this:

    Or whatever you want it to be.

    There are many different possibilities.

    Try doing something like this (it will probably solve your problem):

    Et cetera.
     
  3. PLyTheMan

    PLyTheMan Senior Member

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    Okay, apparently the site works in IE, Safari, and partially in Opera, but Firefox is just trying to be difficult apparently. I have it coded to give the text color about three different ways in there, so at least one of them must be working, but none of them seem to have any effect on firefox, which surprises me, because most people I know that know anything about coding prefer firefox over other browsers...
     
  4. Hikaru Zero

    Hikaru Zero Sylvan Paladin

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    Firefox does not yet have support for CSS2. I doubt that you're using anything that's a part of CSS2, but ... who knows?

    Have you checked Firefox's options? Perhaps you have something disabled.

    Have you tried standard HTML? (I.e. <font color="#FF0000"></font>) Does that work in Firefox?
     
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