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CSS not producing correct formatting
Hi All ,
I decided to put all style formatting as well as other formatting (border,
vertical-alignment , etc) into a style sheet to make the source code of my web
page cleaner. After I got done , I looked at my website in both netscape and
IE and some of the formatting was missing What is missing is the borders
around a few tables. After I noticed this I went back into dreamweaver and
noticed that some of the CSS styles had a strikle through them. When I hovered
over them the message that appeared was "width is not inherited" and so on
with the other properties .
I should also tell you that I have changed from using microsoft front page to
dreamweaver. As I was changing the formatting I noticed that there were table
id's associated with them. The usual format of the id names were "AutoNumberX"
My question is can I have a property that is both inherited and have a value
associated with it? Should I remove the AutoNumber property?
pgoepfer Guest
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Murray *TMM* #2
Re: CSS not producing correct formatting
Your logic is flawed as is your understanding of CSS inheritance. Please
post a link to the page and I'll show you what is happening.
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"pgoepfer" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:dfa63g$ov2$1@forums.macromedia.com...> Hi All ,
>
> I decided to put all style formatting as well as other formatting
> (border,
> vertical-alignment , etc) into a style sheet to make the source code of
> my web
> page cleaner. After I got done , I looked at my website in both netscape
> and
> IE and some of the formatting was missing What is missing is the borders
> around a few tables. After I noticed this I went back into dreamweaver
> and
> noticed that some of the CSS styles had a strikle through them. When I
> hovered
> over them the message that appeared was "width is not inherited" and so
> on
> with the other properties .
>
> I should also tell you that I have changed from using microsoft front
> page to
> dreamweaver. As I was changing the formatting I noticed that there were
> table
> id's associated with them. The usual format of the id names were
> "AutoNumberX"
>
>
> My question is can I have a property that is both inherited and have a
> value
> associated with it? Should I remove the AutoNumber property?
>
Murray *TMM* Guest



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