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Firefox 2 doesnt support the <strong> tag? I that the <strong> tag was the standard, and we were not to use the <b> for bold...!? I just realized all everything that i wanted bold in my product descriptions don't show up bold in FF 2..!
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It completely supports it, I don't even use the <b> tag. Check your stylesheet, strong could be reset to font-weight:normal. |
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looks like someone needs to do a little updating to their site lol: http://webdesign.about.c...tags/p/bltags_strong.htmI couldnt figure out and went there to see if its even works in FF2... Checked my stylesheet and sure enough it was reset... Thanks Cliff!
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Something to watch out for.. upper-case html tags are apparently frowned upon. The free text editor boxes don't output lower-case tags. Not a problem yet and I've yet to see a page verify inquiry list this as a fatal error.... It'd be a long list on most of our sites. |
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yeah i dont use the free text editor... i do everything in dreamweaver. Thats a good catch though.... good to know!
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Yeah, keep everything in XHTML lowercase. Classes and IDs can be mixed case, but are definitely case-sensitive. |
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