RE: CSS and Browsers

You could create a user style sheet that would set all the known CSS
properties to a setting you choose, but there is no general user interface
for disabling all author-side CSS properties.

-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel Dardailler [mailto:danield@w3.org]
Sent: Monday, August 24, 1998 7:24 AM
To: Jon Gunderson
Cc: danson@miseri.edu; 'Al Gilman'; w3c-wai-ua@w3.org;
ngscott@arch.stanford.edu
Subject: Re: CSS and Browsers 



> Explorer 4.0 is more complex.  It allows for the provision of user style
> sheets.  Items specified in the users style sheet will override author
> defined styles sheets.  This can be a problem though if the authors uses
> style names or elements not included in the user styles sheets.  Explorer
> does provide partial disabling of author style elements by checking ignore
> color, ignore font size and ignore font style in the accessibility
options.

> It doesn't allow the disabling of all style elements in the author styles
> sheet, most importantly positioning attributes.

Last I was told, but I didn't have time to check, and maybe if Chuck
is reading that, he can tell us how to do it, this is possible in IE
using some script (JavaScript, VB, I don't know, I don't even know how 
to plug it in).