Is there an HTML wizard in the room?

[bubosquared]

Okay, so. Okay, so there's this page. And in netscape, it looks like this, and in explorer it looks like this. What I want it to be like is the St George's cross like in the explorer version, but the red links like in the netscape version. What am I doing wrong?

Edit: Got it! Thanks, "Justin"!

Comments

[acassha.livejournal.com]

You could go for the easier option, y'know. Use an image for the cross. The just put the < font color="#numbers" > tag in front of the links.

Just because it would be a thousand times easier.

Maybe :)

[ex-zarah5186.livejournal.com]

Okay, here it goes: You have to include a certain tag in your site, directly after the header. After the [/head] tag, that is. The tag you have to include looks like this: [body link="#FF0000" vlink="#990000" alink="#FF0000"] except that you have to replace all the [ with < and all ] with >. That's it, basically. It'll make your links look like , your visited links like , and the active links will look just like the unvisited ones. Was that of any help?

[ktnb]

The links aren't red in IE because in your css file, it says:

a:link {color: #ff00000; text-decoration: none}

You've got 5 zeros in there. Netscape realizes that you meant ff0000 and makes the links red, but IE doesn't recognize that color and just uses your default settings.

As for the cross, I don't think Netscape likes the fact that you have [td width="20" height="30"] For starters, I don't think Netscape is very good when the width and/or height are numbers, and I think the fact that there are two attributes is what's throwing it off. Try percentages and see what happens.

[tavella.livejournal.com]

That was me, I was RPing pornverse elsewhere :)