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Hello,

Can I make a style sheet for any of my elements in the current html page,
that will be common for IE & Netscape ?

default style for <p> <h1> <h2> <td> <mail: ....> , and any of the tags ?

Is there any style sheet in the internet, that can be downloaded ?

Thanks

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> Hello,
>
> Can I make a style sheet for any of my elements in the current html page,
> that will be common for IE & Netscape ?

Yes. Aren't they all commoon for IE and Netscape? What about Mozilla?
Safari?


> default style for <p> <h1> <h2> <td> <mail: ....> , and any of the tags ?

Did you make "<mail:>" up by yourself?


> Is there any style sheet in the internet, that can be downloaded ?

All stylesheets can be downloaded.


--
Hywel I do not eat quiche
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> > Can I make a style sheet for any of my elements in the current html
page,
> > that will be common for IE & Netscape ?
>
> Yes. Aren't they all commoon for IE and Netscape? What about Mozilla?
> Safari?
I have checked also Mozila (Netscape is based on it).
I don't know much about Safari.

> > Is there any style sheet in the internet, that can be downloaded ?
>
> All stylesheets can be downloaded.
Where ?

Look at www.moca.co.il/test/main.html - styles look differently in netscape
and in IE.

Thanks

Mr. x wrote:

> Hello,
>
> Can I make a style sheet for any of my elements in the current html page,
> that will be common for IE & Netscape ?
>
> default style for <p> <h1> <h2> <td> <mail: ....> , and any of the tags ?
>
> Is there any style sheet in the internet, that can be downloaded ?
>
> Thanks

You may be interested in the W3C "Core" style sheets. These are basically
seven example sheets (named Chocolate, Midnight, Modernist, Oldstyle,
Steely, Swiss, Traditional, and Ultramarine) they created some time ago.
You can link to their sheets and use them as is on their site - or download
them and change them to fit your application.

Here's a link to help you get started: http://www.w3.org/StyleSheets/Core/

--George

> You may be interested in the W3C "Core" style sheets. These are basically
> seven example sheets (named Chocolate, Midnight, Modernist, Oldstyle,
> Steely, Swiss, Traditional, and Ultramarine) they created some time ago.
> You can link to their sheets and use them as is on their site - or
download
> them and change them to fit your application.
>
> Here's a link to help you get started: http://www.w3.org/StyleSheets/Core/

Yes, that's what I am looking for.
I see that this is only explanations.
Where are the files, please ?

Thanks

Quoth the raven named Mr. x:
> Look at www.moca.co.il/test/main.html - styles look differently in
> netscape and in IE.

Egad! An iframe which contains a page of *three* *nested* framesets?

I am surely glad that I don't have to maintain this mess.

> Thanks

You're welcome. You should start over from the beginning and forget
about frames entirely.

--
-bts
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Mr. x wrote:
>> You may be interested in the W3C "Core" style sheets. These are
>> basically seven example sheets (named Chocolate, Midnight,
>> Modernist, Oldstyle, Steely, Swiss, Traditional, and Ultramarine)
>> they created some time ago. You can link to their sheets and use
>> them as is on their site - or download them and change them to fit
>> your application.
>>
>> Here's a link to help you get started:
>> http://www.w3.org/StyleSheets/Core/
>
> Yes, that's what I am looking for.
> I see that this is only explanations.
> Where are the files, please ?
>

This one gets the Modernist CSS:
http://www.w3.org/StyleSheets/Core/Chocolate.css
Change Chocolate for Midnight, Modernist, Oldstyle, Steely, Swiss,
Traditional, or Ultramarine to taste.

--
PeterMcC
If you feel that any of the above is incorrect,
inappropriate or offensive in any way,
please ignore it and accept my apologies.

> Egad! An iframe which contains a page of *three* *nested* framesets?
>
> I am surely glad that I don't have to maintain this mess.
>
> > Thanks
>
> You're welcome. You should start over from the beginning and forget
> about frames entirely.
>
> --


The main reason for using iframe, is just for my page will be seen in
800x600 browser (with scrolling from up to down) - nothing else. I would
preffer a better solution, but I didn't find any.
If you have better advise, please let me know, please.

I want to arrange my screen, so I used the frameset, some of them are aspx
pages, which must be.
I don't want to copy and pasting the entire page, if I know that part of my
screen are fixed and part of them must be changed, so if you advise me
otherwise, I would be glade to hear about it, please (Is there any good
web-programming ?)

Maybe the entire page in flash is a good solution, but what should I do
about the server side (flash support only web services on the server side,
not aspx , am I right ?)

Thanks

Quoth the raven named Mr. x:

I originally said:
>> Egad! An iframe which contains a page of *three* *nested*
>> framesets?
>>
>> I am surely glad that I don't have to maintain this mess.
>>
>>> Thanks
>>
>> You're welcome. You should start over from the beginning and
>> forget about frames entirely.
>
> The main reason for using iframe, is just for my page will be seen
> in 800x600 browser (with scrolling from up to down) - nothing else.
> I would preffer a better solution, but I didn't find any. If you
> have better advise, please let me know, please.

http://www.allmyfaqs.com/faq.pl?AnySizeDesign

Do not design for a particular monitor resolution. It has no
correlation to the size of the browser window. Not all of your
visitors will have their browser maximized.

> I want to arrange my screen, so I used the frameset, some of them
> are aspx pages, which must be. I don't want to copy and pasting the
> entire page, if I know that part of my screen are fixed and part of
> them must be changed, so if you advise me otherwise, I would be
> glade to hear about it, please (Is there any good web-programming
> ?)

I didn't see anything at your page that required frames at all. Simple
html pages, or generated .aspx pages without frames would do nicely.

If you need to include changing content, use some form of SSI - server
side includes - for that content, but don't use frames. Use CSS divs
and, since you are doing .aspx, use server-side scripting to place the
text.
http://allmyfaqs.com/faq.pl?Include_one_file_in_another
and
http://www.html-faq.com/htmlframes/?framesareevil

I can't imagine that Googlebot could find anything at your site,
buried in frames like that.

> Maybe the entire page in flash is a good solution, but what should
> I do about the server side (flash support only web services on the
> server side, not aspx , am I right ?)

No.

We don't want to start another Flash war, but no, Flash is not your
answer.

> Thanks

Surely.

--
-bts
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Well,
It seems that this doesn't work for my page
(I am using Hebrew, and dir = "rtl" in a table).

You can look at : www.moca.co.il/test/main_home.html
If I put in the header code to include one of the stylesheets - I see almost
nothing of what I have written.

Is there anything special I should do to view my page (is it that I use
Hebrew character set, and rtl, realy the problem here ?)

Thanks

"PeterMcC" <> wrote in message
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> Mr. x wrote:
> >> You may be interested in the W3C "Core" style sheets. These are
> >> basically seven example sheets (named Chocolate, Midnight,
> >> Modernist, Oldstyle, Steely, Swiss, Traditional, and Ultramarine)
> >> they created some time ago. You can link to their sheets and use
> >> them as is on their site - or download them and change them to fit
> >> your application.
> >>
> >> Here's a link to help you get started:
> >> http://www.w3.org/StyleSheets/Core/
> >
> > Yes, that's what I am looking for.
> > I see that this is only explanations.
> > Where are the files, please ?
> >
>
> This one gets the Modernist CSS:
> http://www.w3.org/StyleSheets/Core/Chocolate.css
> Change Chocolate for Midnight, Modernist, Oldstyle, Steely, Swiss,
> Traditional, or Ultramarine to taste.
>
> --
> PeterMcC
> If you feel that any of the above is incorrect,
> inappropriate or offensive in any way,
> please ignore it and accept my apologies.
>