- From: Mike Meyer <mwm@phone.net>
- Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 19:46:55 -0800 (PST)
- To: Mark Andrew Nassy <nassy@flash.net>
- cc: www-html@w3.org
On Fri, 26 Feb 1999, Mark Andrew Nassy wrote: > > From: Mike Meyer <mwm@phone.net> > > > that their background will be in use. Navigator, in "ignore author > > colors" mode doesn't ignore them all - resulting in text in a color > > I do not have ignore author colors enabled. Wait a minute - you said you were using your *own* colors. How do you do get that without setting "ignore author colors" (or whatever the equivalent in MSIE/your version of NSN is called)? > > Stylesheets have nothing to do with this. Browsers that let the user > > disable author colors should do this correctly, rather than doing the > > I suspect the source of one of the problems I am experiencing with some of > the pages on the W3 web site may stem from a css ruleset over riding the > user default color for text in the <body> while the colors for the Links, > Visited Links, etc may not have been set by the stylesheet or attributes in > the body tag. Ah, that's how. If that's the case, then the page is indeed at fault. Anytime the author starts setting colors, they have to set them *all*. In which case, I apologize for questioning your request. > Unfortunately, none of the Macintosh Web Browsers that I use allow me to > attach a user defined style sheet. From what I can tell, neither do any of the Unix browsers I use. But the style sheet support for them is so broken I disable them regularly anyway. Thanx, <mike
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