Ivan,
Don't use tables. You need to review the way you are coding and placing
elements on the page. Your layout is fairly simple and could be accommodated
with CSS positioning. Aside from better compatibility and flexibility, you
will have the added benefit of easier editing of content in the future.
There are several excellent sources on the web to help with this. A great
place to start is www.alistapart.com, or www.cssvault.com.
I wish you luck.
Joe Burke
> From: ivan mejia fabela <email@hidden>
> Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2004 15:41:18 -0500
> To: <email@hidden>
> Subject: safari dont display a background color (css)
>
> HI i have a problem, i am building a website and i want to specify
> table colors in a external style sheet (css) and in this way when y
> need to change the color i only need to go to external style sheet
> and everything change, sounds good but...
> The only browser dont display the background color is safari (i check
> in explorer and firefox and netscape and pc to) i made some test and
> when the style is inside the html safari display de color but when i
> put the code in a external style sheet safari dont display de code
>
> any idea? solution? or is a safari bug?
>
>
> you can see this page to look (or dont look a blue line in the middle)
>
> http://www.bcomsulting.net/veinte/actividades.htm
>
> the code in external style sheet is:
>
> .azul {
> font-size: 12pt;
> font-family: ScalaSans, Tahoma, Arial;
> background-color: #00CCFF;
> }
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