CSS, will they work?
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- sparker0
css text formatting works across 99% of browsers and platforms anyway. it is the more advance features of css1 and css2 that browsers choke on.
as for "overriding" css, if you tell your browser to only use your default settings, then yes...your css will not render. mozilla, ie, opera, etc all have features that ask you if you want to use styles from the site or your own look for hyperlinks, text size and other minor display configurations.
mozilla and some standards compliant browsers offer the user the ability to create their own stylesheet for sites. so, they can specify text/font size and color.
if you don't know about css, then you should go read up on it before you start diving in.
http://alistapart.com/ is a good place to start, as is the http://w3.org/ and http://www.w3schools.com/.
css is common-place.