Chris Thanks for that. I know and use their (much shorter) safe list: http://webreview.com/wr/pub/guides/style/safegrid.html I do use styles to get rid of font face color from throughout my pages although I try and use small and big for font sizes. Anything more sophisticated than that seems to cause all sorts of problems. (View http://neil.efc.be:8080/test/test.html in more than one browser for a couple of simple examples of oddities.) Thanks to all for the tip on broken html - syntax errors can always mislead. I guess I'll just have to cope with the real world :-) Regards Neil At 19:56 16/07/2000 +0100, Chris Withers wrote:
Neil Burnett wrote:
Well, I am going to give up with CSS. I am sure ZStylesheet is a fine product, its just that CSS implementations lets it down.
I find the following page really useful: http://webreview.com/wr/pub/guides/style/mastergrid.html
It lists exactly what does and doesn't work in CSS on all the major browsers.
Of course Luis made a very valid point, validate your HTML first before you worry about CSS. I find Dreamweaver 3's checks for browser compatability quite useful here as well.
Of course, nothing beats plain checking all your pages on loads of different browsers ;-)
cheers,
Chris