- From: Beheler Kim <beheler_kim@bah.com>
- Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2004 11:28:17 -0500
- To: w3c-wai-ig@w3.org
Hi Lois, thanks for the help. I already know how to create a style sheet. I am testing someone else's site right now and am unsure of the 508 guidelines when it comes to inline styles vs css. This site uses both a css and in some pages includes inline styles. What I would like to know is if this makes it non-compliant bc inline styles overwrite a user-defined style sheets? I was unsure if inline styles actually overwrite what a user would set for their style sheet. Any comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Kim Lois Wakeman wrote: > > Dear Kim, > > Without wishing to seem rude, it isn't hard to make a simple web page with > attached style sheet and embedded fonts, and see for yourself what happens, > surely? It should only take you a few minutes to test, not much more than > composing and sending your original message <smile /> > > (You can always borrow one of the many publicly available style sheets if > you are not confident enough in CSS to make your own yet. I have a couple on > my web site for example, at http://lois.co.uk/services/access.shtml#styles. > They are not beautiful, but more than adequate for testing. You can use the > sample pages too, and add some font tags. Don't forget to test in a few > browsers, as the results may not be identical.) > > Lois Wakeman > > -------------------------------- > http://lois.co.uk > http://siteusability.com > http://communicationarts.co.uk
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