Little css help please
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- jox
I have text in a TD tag on a page that is included in another page.
That other page it's included in is where i have the "link rel" to the stylesheet.
But it doesn't attach the style to the fonts. What am I doing wrong? It's a simple td class.
It works fine if I add another head tag and include the style sheet once again, but I shouldn't have to do that because when it's executed it melts into one page. I have about 10 other included pages on this one, and it can't be right having to include a head tag on all of these pages??
The source code is gonna look idiotic...! I haven't been coding css in AGES, god I hate this.
- jox0
I should mention, span class works perfectly, but when the text is within a table as a td class, it fux0rrz it up!!!
- version30
link?
- jox0
sorry, no. running locally.
- version30
ah well, in all my myspace time disabling ads and creating overlays etc i have come to love/hate writing painfully specific css dealing with similar issues, you may need a weird definition like
table tr td a:visited {
color: #000000;
background: #666666;
font-size: 9px;
line-height: 13px;
padding: 0px;
margin: 0px;
border: 0px;
text-decoration: none;
}or something along those lines
hard to tell without seeing it
- jox0
It worked!!!!
Santa's gonna bring you something special this year v4. I owe you one, seriously!
- version30
;)
someday css is going to write a book about me.
- ********0
v4 = justin = he is not kidding when CSS should write a book on him.
- Jaline0
oh Justin. Your CSS ways make me swoon.
- Jaline0
I just realized that this thread contains all the regular people who hang out here on weekends as well, haha.
- ********0
I'm usually not here on weekends!!!
* Shakes fist.
Okay, I am .... I just never post wherever I am at unless ... damn you Jaline.
- Jaline0
I'm only here because I'm working on an essay and I still have another page to write.
- TheBlueOne0
*pokes head in thread...
- version30
oh and ps, tables are sac religious. developers do it with .class
- jox0
Wow, for a second there I thought someone just posted my exact question 2 weeks later!
- version30
just saying hello ;)