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Re: safari dont display a background color (css)



I agree that it shouldn't. However, running a quick test of the source and CSS file referred to in the original email, if the ; is missing, Safari gets it wrong. Put the ; into the place I mentioned and you get the correct behaviour. That was against Safari 1.0.2 - not tested against Safari 1.2.

Neil

On Saturday, June 26, 2004, at 03:03  pm, Lucas Holt wrote:

The last element or only element inside brackets in CSS does not require a semicolon.

On Jun 26, 2004, at 6:50 AM, Neil Taylor wrote:

Table colours via CCS do work in Safari, at least in 1.0.2 that I am using.

Try changing the following in your css file:

.liga {
	 A:hover { color:#000000}
}

to

.liga {
	 A:hover { color:#000000};
}

The missing ; could be the cause of problems, and if that is the problem, Safari is being picky about it.

Regards

Neil


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