in td.h2 the h2 is not an CSS tag it's just a name, right ?
so it does not tell the browser how the font should look like,
with td.h2 {
font-size: 20px;
color:#5D98D4;
font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
}
you just defined how the text should look like in table column, nothing else, H1 is built in ...
and the main part is that you defined h1 as CSS class but in
test abcdefg
you enclosed it in pure h1 tag, if you change the name of your h1 css class into h11 and code it test abcdefg nothing changes, the difference is because different handling of table,tr, td tags , try this code you'll see what i mean:
test abcdefg
The font above and the font below are exactly the same - why do they look
different in the browser?
test abcdefg |
test abcdefg - influenced obviously by the table tags, tr, td |
edit: so yea as  Tycho said if you want them to be the same do something with the font directly like "bold" properties :-)
anyways ... , tr and td are not used anymore in modern xhtml coding, you put everything into blocks and design it via CSS ...
okay i'm off now ... :-)
Message edited by author 2007-02-09 06:24:04.
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02/09/2007 06:25:42 AM · #5 |
Originally posted by goc:
in td.h2 the h2 is not an CSS tag it's just a name, right ?
so it does not tell the browser how the font should look like, |
Yes, perhaps confusing myself by using the same names as the built-in tags wasn't such a good idea!
Originally posted by goc:
anyways ... , tr and td are not used anymore in modern xhtml coding, you put everything into blocks and design it via CSS ...
Don't even go there... :) |
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