CSS question for the designers
 

I've tried to find some info on it, but no luck.

Lets say I have this in a table tag:

<table class="tad" bgcolor="white" border="1">

This in a style sheet:

table.tad { background:black; border:1px solid black; }


If I look at it in IE and FireFox, the style sheet takes over. But is it the same on Mac browsers and other not so common browsers? Anyone know?

It will show up the same. Pretty much all browsers can interperete CSS now. (save text based ones) The only time you would have an issue is with CSS3. And a few very random CSS2 properties.

You'll be fine.

good question, no idea about macs, i would suppose yes

Yes. I dev on pc/mac and they are the same as long as your syntax is correct.

But will it override the values I have set in the table (background and border)?

Yes. It interprets the CSS the same way. As long as you use valid code, you're fine.

CSS is pretty much a web industry standard.

Cool. Thanks :thumbsup

I just wanted to make sure that the style sheet overrides what ever I have set in the table since a style sheet will not always be present and then it can fall back on what's set in the table.

I use Macs mostly and haven't had a problem displaying CSS. :2 cents:

Sweet. I found an even better way. The !important declaration. It takes presedence over a normal declaration.

http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/cascad...mportant-rules

Now I can add styles inside a table and then override with a main style sheet if I have one. Just what I was looking for :)

css doesnt care if mac or pc

http://www.ch33rs.com/css.html

:thumbsup

css rules