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"Style Sheets"

What Web Sites can anyone tell me where I can learn more about Style Sheets and what properties and all I can include within them, which Browsers support what, etc...

http://htmlgoodies.earthweb.com

Just click on Style Sheets.

http://luke.ac6.org/turbonutter/stuff/screenshot20020103134719.png

*hits copy 'n' paste*

It works for me, and IE5.5 definitely supports them. I'll give you a bigger picture.

*waits for upload*

Turbonutter wrote:
> http://luke.ac6.org/turbonutter/stuff/screenshot20020103133324.png

I'm using
> the latest build of Galeon which uses the latest build of the Gecko/Mozilla
> engine.

Ok confused... There seems to be something odd going on with the username and status links? Everything underlines but these making me thinkg that theres some bizzare CSS going on here?

It only seems to affect the Username and status (newbie etc) making me also think thateres something going on when it pulls these form the DB?

Odd...

Turbonutter wrote:
> http://luke.ac6.org/turbonutter/stuff/screenshot20020103133324.png

I'm using
> the latest build of Galeon which uses the latest build of the Gecko/Mozilla
> engine.

Can't open the image but... From the page:

<<-------------------------------------------------






-------------------------------------------->>>

The links have been defined in the body which would result in underlines.

Try posting you screen grab again

http://luke.ac6.org/turbonutter/stuff/screenshot20020103133324.png

I'm using the latest build of Galeon which uses the latest build of the Gecko/Mozilla engine.

In NS6, they all appear underlined probably meaning they have no style set on the links and using good old fashioned HTML...

Off to look at the source code now!!

Turbonutter wrote:
> Actually Tyla, you can help SR a little. Their CSS is a little messed up on underlining people's names. See if you can spot what's wrong.

Not sure.. I use IE5.5 with the underline links setting turned off. What you using so I can compare.

I'll have a look with NS6 as the CSS handling is excellent.

Wow. Cavemen.

I never use CSS further than font family and colours, and maybe to alter the odd border or cellspacing on individual tables. Simple layers using JS to redifne visibility can work well, but it's a little quirky sometimes.

Actually Tyla, you can help SR a little. Their CSS is a little messed up on underlining people's names. See if you can spot what's wrong.