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Using Zeldmans p+p css rule: -
p+p {
text-indent: 2em;
margin-top: -1em;
}
should give the result: -
this is paragraph one
.....this is paragraph two
this is still paragraph two.
(dots on second line are spaces) and it does in the editor. however, one the site is uploaded the rule seems to break. Any clues? It's driving me nuts.
Always worth working in FF first using all the nice shiny CSS stuff then just accept IE will degrade a little in IE. I've always gone with the approach that if it doesn;t affect functionality in IE, use it anyway. hopefully more people will go the FF route as they realize it's superiority ove IE.
> Which browser?
>
> A lot of CSS2 isn;t supported in IE including attribute selectors and
> psedo classes. Does it work in FF?
(slaps head as penny drops)
Aye. IE strikes again. DOH! Should have realised that. Cheers for the quikc reply. Full of cold, so my headspace isn't ticking over as it should be. ;)
A lot of CSS2 isn;t supported in IE including attribute selectors and psedo classes. Does it work in FF?
Using Zeldmans p+p css rule: -
p+p {
text-indent: 2em;
margin-top: -1em;
}
should give the result: -
this is paragraph one
.....this is paragraph two
this is still paragraph two.
(dots on second line are spaces) and it does in the editor. however, one the site is uploaded the rule seems to break. Any clues? It's driving me nuts.