In Line-Style Sheets

[James]

In my FP2000 "unleashed" book it tells me that by
highlighting say a paragraph or other element and then
formatting it I am applying style "in line" - I understnad
the drawbacks of this but my question is.. will creating
an "external style sheet" have anymore power over
governing font consistency between browsers? i dont have
alot of text and therfore "in-line" style seems the
easiest way for me.

james

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

Some browsers (NN4x) don't support all inline styles that well, and all browsers do not support CSS (internal or external) equally
Ideally use "safe" css w/ external style sheets (say using a CSS editor product like TopStyle) or create a separate css for each
browser type if you want true cross browser compatibility




| In my FP2000 "unleashed" book it tells me that by
| highlighting say a paragraph or other element and then
| formatting it I am applying style "in line" - I understnad
| the drawbacks of this but my question is.. will creating
| an "external style sheet" have anymore power over
| governing font consistency between browsers? i dont have
| alot of text and therfore "in-line" style seems the
| easiest way for me.
|
| james

 

[james]

how do i create a css for each browser>?

-----Original Message-----
Some browsers (NN4x) don't support all inline styles that

well, and all browsers do not support CSS (internal or
external) equally

Ideally use "safe" css w/ external style sheets (say

using a CSS editor product like TopStyle) or create a
separate css for each