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Hi, I've created a print style sheet for a web site, and while the style sheet appears to work in my office on different printers, it is not working for my client who has also tried printing on several different printers. I am trying to remove an image on the side of the webpage from printing...

I wouldn't put in table headers, as your table isn't used to display data. Use the <td> tag instead of <th>. Also, add a summary to your table within the <table> tag. Example: <table summary=&quot;Table used for layout only&quot; width=&quot;100%&quot;> You may also need to use the longdesc...

Sorry for the confusion. I actually do place my div after I link to my external style sheet. I have been able to get the background color to appear in Netscape 4.51 and 4.8. I used an in-line style to acheive this: <div id=&quot;maincontent&quot; style=&quot;background-color: white...

I have a div tag surrounding my main content in my html document. For some reason, when I preview my page in Netscape (4.51, 4.8, and 6.1) the background color I have defined for the div in my stylesheet does not appear. My HTML code appears as follows: <div id=maincontent&quot;> HTML code...

I seem to be running into the same problem. Here is my code in my style sheets: Screen Style Sheet: #Content { font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 80%; position: absolute;left: 152px;top: 12px;width: 550px;height: 639px; z-index: 1; clip: rect( ) } #Navigation {...

I have another quick question -- Shouldn't my media=&quot;screen&quot; style sheet override my media=&quot;print&quot; style sheet when I veiw my page through a browser? Right now when I preview my page thorugh a browser, the Content div appears at the left of the screen (0 px)as is defined...

Thank you!! That made the difference.

I'm having problems formatting my content so that it will fit on a page when it is printed (it runs off the edge right edge). I have two style sheets, one that defines style for the web page, and another that defines style when the page is printed. Both style sheets are linked to the web page...

Hello, Sorry it took me so long to reply. You're never going to believe this, but my office closed down for two weeks and I took a vacation from the computer. I have been using percentages to define my H1, H2, etc. and that is where I run into the problem. When I define my headings this way...

I've been using the headings for accessibility reasons. A supppose that I could just name a class &quot;.h1&quot; or &quot;h2&quot; so that individuals using screen readers know the difference in emphasis between the headings and the content. Any idea if this meets accessibility requirements...

Hello, I'm new at CSS, so I'm not sure if there is some way to fix my problem. Every time I include headings with a colored background in my site, the the text of the heading is cut off in Netscape. It's almost as if the vertical height of the heading is cutoff, so all that you see is the top...

Thank you !! I found it!!

Today I have to decide whether to sign a contract for my first full time job. However, I am uncertain as to whether the pay I am being offered is appropriate for my skills. I recently graduated with a master's degree and have a background in web design, specifically designing accessible web...

I can't seem to find a project7 folder, although the extension does appear in my extension manager. I ran a search on my macromedia folder, and still no luck. (Sorry it took me so long to check on this).

Hi, I was just wondering if you've been able to figure this out. I'm having the same problem with the horizontal width of my div tags. The &quot;layers&quot; keep hugging my content. k-