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Author: * Nyfain Cumhaill -
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Date: Jul 2, 2005 - 14:18
Obviously not about having to come up with a question of my own!
Please forgive the delay in posting, as I actually had to go out and learn something before I could ask y'all to do the same. *S*
The topic is: Style Sheets, tags and the classifications who define them...
The question is: How do you use the same style sheet tag to achieve differing results?
Example: Suppose I want the tag H3 defined to give it's text a certain font size and color:
H3{font-size: 20pt; color: #FF00FF}
Next, suppose I want to use H3 again, but the second time define a different size and color from the first:
H3{font size: 18pt; color #DD00FF}
How can I define a class to make this work?
Now, if you are not one of those blessed with a cranium full of code, (like me) you'll want some basic knowledge of style sheets and their workings...that information, including the answer to this very question, can be found by clicking HERE
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